By the Community, For the Community.
The @wp_glasgow talks are always insightful, and this evening's was particularly brilliant – thanks @IamAhmedKhalifa for the clever content ideation hacks + general SEO wisdom.
— Jack Perry (@jackperry01) April 24, 2018
[Read more…] about Find Content Ideas Relevant to Your Audience, by Ahmed Khalifa
At the WordPress Glasgow meetup organising team, we are really chuffed about the feedback we get from people attending our events and at how the meetup has been growing since we started just under two years ago.
So what have we been doing all this time? For a start, since that first meet back in June 2016, we have got together a whooping 37 times. [Read more…] about Winter term, a meetup review
Tuesday 27th March 2018, 18:00 at iCafe Sauchiehall Street
This will be a eclectic yet technical analysis of the security of a WordPress site using anecdotal case studies to illustrate the importance of a couple of aspects which are often subject to complacency.
[Read more…] about My take on WordPress Security, by Nigel Pentland
Thursday 8th March, 6:30pm at Citizen M’s Glasgow.
If you would like to build a website using WordPress, or if you already have a WP site which is having issues, or if you are looking to share your WP knowledge, then this is the gathering to come along to. The idea is that people of all levels of ability can come along, collaborate, and discuss and/or show those aspects of WordPress that are of interest. [Read more…] about WordPress Community Workshop, March
"We give so much of our autonomy away to large corporations, but using WordPress lets you take control" –@MrNeilScott at @wp_glasgow pic.twitter.com/OeloGmE8WE
— WordPress Edinburgh (@wcedin) February 27, 2018
@34SP with thanks as always for sponsoring our @wp_glasgow venue which is *stuffed full* pic.twitter.com/BCNltg3hO9
— Heather Burns ? (@incendiebruyere) February 27, 2018
[Read more…] about Improving the User Experience of Your Sites, by Neil Scott
Great conversations again, from the pros and cons of WordPress.com versus WordPress.com, to changing the background colour of the navigation bar, how to test and improve a website’s speed, troubleshooting a plugin, or installing XAMPP for a localhost. Everything fits into our popular WordPress workshop!
