Why is the code in socalled professinal themes so hard to understand? Multimedia students often face problems if they use freemium-premium solutions. Right now the multimedia students at Business Academy Aarhus work on their exam projects. During the project they’ll create an advanced multimedia solution for a real life client, that must be “powered by… Continue reading Student Projects and WordPress
Category: What You Should Know
What you should know is the black box category. Whatever is here, probably would be better off somewhere else.
Use a SASS in WordPress Themes
A SASS mixin can save you from writing hundreds of CSS-lines in your WordPress theme. One of the great features of SASS is mixins. They resemble a function in ordinary programming. You create a series of commands, and pass certain variables. Then you don’t have to write the same code over and over again. The _S… Continue reading Use a SASS in WordPress Themes
The WordPress Research Project now on EAviden.dk
Eaviden.dk has published a page about my research project “What You Should know about WordPress”. Eaviden is a web portal presenting the research and innovation activities on the Danish business academies. On the page you find a description of the project, and links to my research blog (you’re reading it now). The text is in danish.… Continue reading The WordPress Research Project now on EAviden.dk
Orbisius Child Theme Creator
Orbisius is a no-nonsense child theme creator plugin that’s super easy to use. Just follow the instructions in the video.
Project Status: 2016 – 2017
From 10:00 I will present the research project in auditorium A @ Sønderhøj 30, Viby, Denmark.
The presentation is the formal end of the research project. I will present the upcoming e-book “WordPress in the Classroom” – and how the research project helped writing the book.
Proofreading
Just received the manuscript from the code proof reader. Now the e-book is on it’s way to the english proof reader. The game’s afoot.
So I’ve implemented a child theme for this research blog. For a while I’ve used Twenty Fifteen, because it’s a blog-oriented theme. But I have to hack some costum pages for the research project. I need pages that map the project, and pages that’ll sum up the proceedings of the present blog.
That’s a job for a child theme!
The code for the child theme is available on Github.