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Now your website will display beautifully and intuitively no matter what type of device is being used to browse it. DailyJournal uses CSS media queries to trigger various layout sets at various screen sizes. This provides a seamless way for the design to degrade at smaller sizes, as the design can change on the fly without any page loading and without any tricky javascript. If you have been looking for a simple and professional layout that is also Mobile and Tablet friendly, then DailyJournal is definitely the theme for you.

Price: Unlimited access to all themes for $39 per year.

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Doctors / Lawyers / Consultants
Construction/ Landscapers / Home Repairs
A/C & Heating / Electricians /Plumbers / Roofers
Magicians / DJs / Entertainers
Caterers / Restaurants / Food Service
Carpet Cleaners / House Keeping Services / Child Care
Your imagination is your limit

Price: $77, includes support.

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Hang out and work on your WordPress sites together
Social/happy hour type gatherings
Mini-lectures/presentations
Developer hacking meetups
Show & tell of how group members are using WordPress
Formal instruction on how to use WordPress
Lecture series (possibly with visiting speakers)
Genius bar/help desk

There’s no prescribed format, as each local group can decide for itself what they want to do. Some groups mix it up from month to month, while others have multiple events each month to satisfy the needs of their community.

The tough part? Running a popular group takes time and money. Just as we worked last year to remove the financial burden for WordCamp organizers and provide logistical support so they could focus more on their event content and experience, we want to start extending that kind of support to meetup groups as well. We don’t want it to cost anything for someone to run a WordPress meetup, or to attend one — building local communities should be as free as WordPress itself!

Since there are so many more meetups than there are WordCamps, we’re going to start with the cost that is the same for every group: meetup.com organizer dues. We’re setting up an official WordPress account on Meetup.com right now, and over the next couple of weeks will be working with existing meetup group organizers, people who want to start a new meetup group, and the helpful folks at Meetup.com to put this program in place. WordPress meetup groups that choose to have their group become part of the WordPress account will no longer pay organizer dues for that group, as the WordPress Foundation will be footing the bill.

This is exciting for several reasons. First, it means local organizers who are giving something back to the project by way of their time won’t also have shell out $12-19/month for the privilege. That alone is a big step. Second, it will open the door to more events and leaders within a community, since leadership and event planning won’t need to be tied to “owning” the meetup group. Third, more active meetup groups means more WordCamps, yay!

In addition to the financial aspects, we’ll be working on ways to improve social recognition of meetup activity by incorporating feeds from the official meetup groups into the WordPress.org site, and including meetup group participation in the activity stream on your WordPress.org profile.2 I’m also hoping we can do something around providing video equipment to meetup groups (like we already do for WordCamps) to record presentations and tutorials that can be posted to WordPress.tv, helping meetup groups offer WordPress classes in their community, and getting involved with mentoring WordPress clubs at local schools and universities. Oh, and we’ll send out some WordPress buttons and stickers to the groups that join in, because everyone loves buttons and stickers.

We’re also putting together some cool resources for people who want to start a new meetup group. There will be a field guide to getting started and some supplies to help you get your group going, and a forum for organizers to talk to and learn from each other.

Over time, we’ll be talking to organizers and looking at what other expenses we can absorb and what other support we can provide to local groups. For now, we’re starting with the organizer dues. If you currently run a WordPress meetup group (whether you are using Meetup.com or not) or would like to start a WordPress meetup group in your area, please fill out our WordPress Meetup Groups survey. Filling in the survey doesn’t obligate you to join the official group, it just gives us a starting point to a) find out what groups are around/interested, and b) get some information on existing groups and their expenses and needs. Meetup.com will contact the group organizers who’ve said they’d like to join the new program, and will walk them through the logistics of the change and answer questions before helping them to opt-in officially.

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Unique Features

Fully Responsive Design
The design will scale to fit on all browser widths/resolutions and on all mobile devices. Go ahead and scale your browser window and see the results.

Featured Slider
A custom homepage featured slider to showcase your important content, all powered by the fully responsive FlexSlider, which makes it usable on mobile devices. There is also a normal width slider option in addition to the full width as seen in the demo. You can put images or videos in the slider posts, and link the slider posts to another page or website.

Custom Homepage
In addition to the featured slider, the theme has an optional Intro Message area and also a customized widetized homepage where you can add and re-order the included custom modules (Features, Portfolio, Blog Area, WooCommerce) with the Woo Module widget.

Powerful portfolio management
The portfolio section of Whitelight is powered by it’s own custom post type with a summary of your portfolio viewable on the homepage module and then it’s own portfolio page template to house the rest.

WooCommerce Goodness
Whitelight is compatible with WooCommerce through the Whitelight WooCommerce child theme. Read all about the benefits of WooCommerce here.

Custom Typography
You can customize the typography in the theme to suit, and there is full support for Google Fonts in the font selector. By default it is using the Signika font.

Custom Widgets
In addition to the widgetized homepage and the custom module widget, the theme has 1 widgetized sidebar and up to 4 footer widgetized areas, and as always comes with custom Woo Widgets (Ad Space, Blog Author, Video/Embed, WooTabs, Subscribe & Connect, Search, Flickr and Twitter).

Styling Options
The theme includes a variation of alternative styles which you can preview in the demo, and also has styling options for background color/image and setting link and button color.

Price: $70 for Standard Theme Package

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The homepage slider works by pulling the featured images from each Post within the “featured” category. The amount of images shown on the homepage is related with how many you set in your “Settings > Reading” panel.

That’s not all, you can even feature another category right below the Slider and show as many, or as less, Posts from that category as you like. With a special “Home Sidebar” widget area you finally customize it with any widgets/content you want to show on your homepage.

Other features include:

Show the footer or not and use 1, 2 or 3 widget areas.
Social media ready, just drop in your links.
50 amazing Google fonts to choose from!
Customize static and hover link colors.
Upload your own logo.
Use WordPress or Facebook comments.
Left or Right sidebar options.
…and much more!

Price: $35 per year for this theme, HTML templates and more.

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There’s a good chance your favorite blog, website or online store is powered by WordPress, the free online DIY website software that has put web publishing power in the hands of anyone with a keyboard and Internet access. February 24th-26th, more than 650 small business owners, non-profit agencies, realtors, photographers, designers, journalists and even kids will swarm downtown Chandler to learn easy website publishing and development at the 2012 WordCamp Phoenix.

The non-profit event brings together WordPress enthusiasts from around the globe to share best practices and strategies for a wide variety of businesses. Headlining speakers include Lisa Sabin (@lisasabinwilson), author of WordPress for Dummies, Sean Herron (@seanherron), Technology Strategist at NASA Headquarters and Jane Wells (@janeforshort), Head of User Experience at WordPress.com. Users of all skill levels and backgrounds are encouraged to attend.

“It’s an amazing mix of folks at all ability levels,” said Dallin Harris, one of the event’s organizers. “I’ve watched small business owners go from zero net knowledge in the 101 class to publishing their own business website by the end of the conference.”

Not just for novices, WordCamp Phoenix has become the valley’s must-attend networking and continuing education event for professional web developers. A series of panel discussions and workshops aim to cultivate a creative community among design, web development and communication professions.

Several of last year’s popular activities will return, including FREE Friday workshops and an after party hosted on the beautiful grounds of Chandler’s new City Hall. Other highlights include:

Saturday classes and talks geared toward specific industries such as publishing & media, eCommerce, visual arts, education, government, nonprofit and real estate
Developers’ Day and WordPress for Kids hosted at Gangplank on Sunday
And for networking fun, a Friday evening bar crawl and ice cream social

Tickets are $35 and are available at 2012.phoenix.wordcamp.org/attend/register/

Ticket holders get access to more than 30 sessions, classes and networking events across 3 days. As an added bonus, event sponor WP Engine will supply each attendee with free lifetime website hosting.

The Friday workshops are open to the public at no cost. For updates on speakers and scheduling, visit the official Wordcamp site by clicking here.

WordCamp Phoenix 2012
Friday, February 24 – Sunday, February 26
Chandler Center for the Arts | 250 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler, AZ 85225

Key Theme Features
- 2 Layout options, boxed or full width
- Responsive layout for tablets and mobile
- jQuery Featured Homepage Slider
- Slide and Portfolio Custom Post Types
- Post Editor Extras (buttons, columns, callout boxes, tabs, & more)
- Unlimited Color Schemes via Color-picker
- Auto-sized Post Thumbnails (WP-powered)
- Built-in AJAX Contact Form
- Multiple Page Templates & Shortcodes
- Beautiful Theme Options Panel
- Upload a Custom Logo, Favicon & Gravatar
- Filterable Isotope Portfolio
- AJAX Teleport On-page Project Viewer
- WP 3 .0 Custom Menus with Animated Drop-down
- Custom Latest Tweets Widget
- Custom Video Widget
- Detailed Documentation
- Layered PSD Files
- Translatable, includes .mo and .po files

Price: $30

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