Posts Tagged ‘PHP’

Start the New Year with new skills

Friday, January 1st, 2010

UPDATE:

Didn’t get registered before classes started? No worries! You can register late through 1/16. There is a $5 late registration fee and you must use this link to register.

What are your New Years’ resolutions? Is this the year that you are going to start that blog, build that web site or figure what in the heck Twitter is all about? If so, I have a class for you!

Classrooms open this week and the first lessons will be posted on Saturday, January 9. Lessons are posted each week during the six-week course and you work at your own pace, at a time that is convenient for you. Instructor guidance and support is available via the class message boards. Classes are only $30 for students new to LVS Online and they are only $24 for returning students.

Registration deadline is January 6, 2010

Hope to see you in class!

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Customize your WP theme? Take PHP 101 for Web Developers

Monday, August 18th, 2008

Many of you have asked for a class on how to customize your WordPress theme. Unfortunately, I just don’t have the time to write and teach another course right now. I did spend a chunk of my summer helping Jeramie rewrite the PHP 101 class. We have totally redesigned it so it truly has a web developer focus versus a generic programming focus. In addition, I have made sure that we address all of the basic skills that you would need to customize the code of your WordPress theme. Want to change how your posts are displayed? How about making sure the author’s nickname always appears on the post? Or maybe you want to make sure that your comments have gravatars and that your readers can subscribe to the comment feed? No problem! Those are just a sample of the things that you can do with your theme once you understand PHP.

You can read more about the course, Anita’s and my discussion about how this PHP course is different and also register via this blog post on the new MySQL/PHP blog.