Drag-and-drop WordPress Themes, featuring Themify Builder
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My August presentation on Drag-and-Drop WordPress themes, revised and expanded for the Wine Country WordPress meetup, with a focus on the Themify Builder and its front-end editing capabilities
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Making WordPress Easier to Use
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WordPress Comments (November Meetup)
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Sallie Goetsch: Making the Events Calendar Sit Up and Beg
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Rob La Gatta; Making the Events Calendar Sit Up and Beg
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Advanced Custom Fields: Amazing Possibilities and Irritating Limitations
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Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
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Overview
Dive into the world of anomaly detection on edge devices with our comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This SlideShare presentation will guide you through the entire process, from data collection and model training to edge deployment and real-time monitoring. Perfect for those looking to implement robust anomaly detection systems on resource-constrained IoT/edge devices.
Key Topics Covered
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- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
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6. Viewing Kafka Messages in the Data Lake
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These topics will be covered
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- 1. Drag & Drop WordPress Themes Sallie Goetsch September 7, 2013
- 2. FREE OPTIONS
- 3. MiniMax Page Layout Builder http://wordpress.org/plugins/page-layout-builder/
- 4. Page Layout Builder Settings
- 5. MiniMax Layout Tab: Columns
- 7. MiniMax Page with Modules
- 8. MiniMax Page: Front End
- 9. MiniMax Layout Builder: Conclusion • Reasonably intuitive • Limited selection of modules in free version • Some conflicts with normal WordPress functions, e.g. media library • Could still be useful, but I wasn’t that impressed.
- 11. iFeature Options
- 15. iFeature: Conclusion • Partly drag-and-drop • Easy to use • Can create a home page without posts • Minimal control over styling • Limited layout options • Suitable for beginners
- 16. PageLines Lite
- 19. PageLines Layout Editor 2
- 20. PageLines Drag and Drop
- 21. Applying a PageLines Template
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- 25. SiteOrigin Page Builder Settings
- 27. SiteOrigin Home Page Builder
- 28. PageBuilder Tab
- 29. SiteOrigin: Conclusion • Widget-based • More click-and-add than drag-and-drop • Allows page-based and post-based layouts • Assumes you already have site content (post categories, etc.) • Designed to work within the styling of the SiteOrigin themes
- 30. PREMIUM OPTIONS
- 31. iThemes Builder
- 32. Builder Layouts and Views
- 33. Add New Builder Layout
- 34. New Layout Applied Error message due to lack of posts to feature
- 35. Custom Builder Layout Metabox Select a Builder Layout instead of a page template when creating a new page.
- 37. iThemes Builder: Conclusion • Not really drag-and-drop • Very well-documented • Page-by-page layout options • Modules for restaurants, churches, events, audio • Style manager plugin • Many child themes available
- 38. Themify Builder
- 39. Themify Themes
- 41. Themify Page Builder Settings
- 42. Themify Styling
- 43. Themify Skins
- 44. Themify Widgets
- 45. Themify Custom Panel: Page Options
- 46. Themify Custom Panel: Post Query
- 47. Themify Custom Panel: Builder
- 50. Themify: Slider, Highlights, Box
- 52. Themify Footer Note to self: make 1- level menu for footer
- 53. Themify Front-end Editing Drag to move Drag to adjust width Click to collapse Hover to edit
- 55. Themify Options
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