Laura: Go. So if you do not want to befilmed, you can turn your cameras off,
and we'll do a Q and A at the end also.So hopefully I'll have a enough time
with that, but I want to be able to giveyou guys and Catherine is my co host
today. She has a wealth of knowledge,and please ask any questions there, she
will stop me if I need to explainsomething that I'm working on now, and
she's also really great about answeringdifferent questions. But let's try and
stay on topic for right now and then. Ifthere's something that might maybe off
topic. At the end, we can ask thosequestions, then sound good. All right,
so my first question, that was from justan observation. It was from Elliot. We
were talking last week about padding andmargin, and I was saying that I don't
use margin. I try and use just padding.And he made the statement, padding is
for the inside of the element. Margin isfor the outside of the element. So I
thought that was really good to kind ofnote. So I wanted to look at that. So
we're going to go to my pages and myhome page, and we'll look at that on the
front end. And like I said in the firstone, I always try and have, like,
multiple windows open, because I like togo to the front end to look to see how
everything looks on that aspect of it.But then I also have then, like my Edit
tab with my list view might be open, andstuff like that. So the first, the first
group that I have, what I did was I wentin and I added in my styles, if you go
down to your padding under dimensions,there's the three dots. I'm going to
make this a little bit bigger forpeople. The three dots is where you can
turn on and turn off you so that you cansee those. You can also do a reset of
each individual thing with under withindimensions. You can also then reset all
so I've turned on the margins too. Andso right now I am just using the default
padding that I can turn that off. So ifI do this, you can see that my padding
adds above the margin is going to addoutside of the group block. So you see
how that this blue kind of line here,which is let me see if I can change No,
not going to change that. So if we lookon the front end, you see right here
that that's that Mar margin. And a funtool, if you are are brand new, is
called the Inspect to or developerstool. So I'm on an HP desktop. If I
right click and I scroll down into mytools, there's an inspect. You can also
go up to the three dots and underSettings. I'm sorry, more tools. Whoops.
Don't want that cancel. Um, uh, undermore tools, you have the developer tool
there. So it's the same, same thing. Sowhat this is, is I'm going to try and
keep it here. If you scroll down to thisinspect tool, there's a couple different
sections. I'm going to make this alittle bit bigger for a second. You can
change the format of this over here inthe three dots, so you can have it on
the side.
Or you can have it, I prefer the bottom.And what there is it shows you your
code. It also does this, but it also hasthis padding box. So I make this a
little bit smaller right now, but I madethis a little bit bigger. So if I hover
over this, I can see where my content isokay, and I can have the dimensions. If
I hover over to the next that's mypadding. And so then I can see what my
padding is. And then if I go out, I cansee where my margin is. So right now,
the default is a minus 104 on the sides.So that's nothing I did. I did a 24 at
the top and bottom. So you can see thatnow. The fun thing is, is that you can
play around with this. So if I doubleclick on the padding number, and I can
change this number by using my arrowkeys, so I can make it bigger, I can
make it smaller. And this is nice,because then I can look at it on the
front end and find trying to get theright number. So that's just a fun
little tool that is easy and it's a goodvisual on where the padding is, as
opposed to where the margin is, likeElliot had mentioned. So yeah, let me
refresh that, because it kind of getswonky. All right. So my next question
was from Jean. It was from session two,and she was asking about, why are the
post columns displaying our as rows?Shouldn't they be next to each other,
not beneath so if we look at the frontend, I added I have three columns, okay.
And in the column is a query loop, andeach of these query loops is pulling
three of the latest post, okay, so let'slook at that on the back end. So I have
my group block, and I'm going to closethis side down for a second, and when I
open my group block for here, I haveanother group block inside, and then I
have my columns block. So your ColumnsBlock is going to be up and down, okay,
column from top to bottom. So in here Ican, then I'm going to open up my
settings for columns. I can adjust howmany columns I want. Do I want three? Do
I want four? And do that. So I havethree right now, and inside each column
I have a query loop. So the query loopis pulling from the posts. Okay, so I
have a bunch of posts that I made, andit's doing from the newest to the
oldest. But as you noticed that they'reall the same. So how would I get to be
able to see nine host of the alldifferent ones, right? So this is where
the query loop. If you click on that, goup to the toolbar, and this little
display setting controls your offset. SoI want I'm going to go to just two items
per page. So that means two items per mycolumn, and I'm going to offset that. So
what that means is that the next columnis going to and I forgot. I need to go
to the second column. Hold on, because Idon't want to offset the first one. I
want to offset the second one. Okay, soI'm going to go to two, and then I'm
going to offset it by two, and then I'mgoing to go to the third one, and I'm
going to click on that, bring it backdown to two per and I'm going to offset
this by four, I believe. So let's seewhat that looks like. So I'm going to
save, and I'm going to go to the frontend, I'm going to reset, and now I have
1234, I'm 456, so see how I'm able tooffset those. Now you notice that,
because of my images that I came in,they are not all the same size. So one
thing that I can do is to go in andchange up. Let's see.
I'm going to try it in my columns. FirstI need to go into the image itself, or
the query loop. Let's try that so thequery loop doesn't have that. Okay, so
the featured image, and I want to gointo and original aspect, and I'm going
to go to square, let's see what thatwhat happens there. So I forgot to save
it. So we'll hit save and we'll refresh.All right. So the first column I have
squares, so I need to do this in all ofthem, in all my query loops go to close
this up. So in the list for you,sometimes it's hard to get to the bottom
ones. So sometimes you have to, like,close up other things in order to get
down here, which little frustratingsometimes. All right, so we're going to
go here and again, we're going to justadd a square, and we'll close that one
up and we'll do the last query. Go tofeatured image, go over to settings and
aspect ratio. And yeah, all right,fingers crossed. I'll come out. There we
go. Okay, so that's how you would makethem all the same. Now, there is the new
grid block that I haven't played withyet, so that might be another option,
but this is the way for pulling postthat are going to be different. And you
know, you can add in the title of yourpost, the date, things like that. I just
tried to keep it basic for right now tojust show you the columns in the query
block, all right, how are we doing onquestions? Is there anything pertaining
to the two things I just did? Catherine,
Kathryn Presner: yeah. So there were acouple of questions to define offset,
which I explained was the the number ofposts that are skipped before outputting
the posts. Then someone asked, What doesoutput mean? And that means display. So
when you offset, you set that the numberof posts that are skipped before you
display the posts. And then there are acouple of more related questions. So
someone is asking, is there a way toapply these query loop Settings to all
the columns at once, rather than one byone? If you want to answer that,
Laura: that
Kathryn Presner: I don't think there isso anyone knows of a way to do that, but
I don't, I don't, I think that's a blockby block setting.
Laura: Yeah. I mean, if you did apattern, maybe
Kathryn Presner: a pattern, yeah, youcan make a synced pattern.
Laura: You can make a sync pattern andhave it be, yeah, just be a column post
so that if you did one column, then itwould do all of them, you'd have to,
yeah, just name it the pattern and thensync it. That would be my first guess. I
have not tried that, yeah, let me knowif you try that and
Kathryn Presner: see how that works. Ithink it would probably need to be the
query loop that is the synced pattern,not the column, because I think the
columns go in there when you insert thecolumns posts, and I don't, I don't know
if you can swap those out individuallywith patterns, but yeah, this is a good
right for experimentation. And so Debbieasked a follow up question about the
output and the offset. Debbie wants tounderstand, is this to prevent duplicate
display? And yes, yes, it is. It's soyou don't have the same posts repeating
over and over and over. It's you skip abunch so that you only have unique
posts.
Laura: Especially if you want to displaydisplay more than two or three. So
that's why I have two in the first sothat's why I would offset two for the
next one. If I offset only one, you'llsee that then I would have a duplicate.
So I refresh this so see how I needed togo to two. So one, two, then this would
be three, four. But right now I one two,two three, so that's why, if I got to
the third column, then it would be anoffset of four. So depends on how many
things you have in your column, and thenyou have to do a little math. Perfect.
Kathryn Presner: I think that's all thequestions we have so far.
Laura: Awesome. All right. Our next oneis again from Jean and thank you. Adding
a login, so let's look at the front endreal quick. And so adding a login, she
wanted to be able to stylize it. Wherewould she put the CSS for that? And I'm
using a login block for this, and we'reputting the link in, and I need to go
into my header, so I'm going to go backto appearance, and the editor going to
go to pattern. Rules and the header andclick on that. So if you noticed here,
we have the navigation, and then I'veadded the login, log out, block, block.
And this can be it for anything, like,if you were wanted to customize a button
or, you know, a link to, like, a paymentor something. So what we would do is to
go in, and you want to go into theglobal styles, because if you start
putting your CSS into each individualpage, you kind of get lost where it's
at. So I'm going to come back out to mydashboard, and I'm going to go to the
styles, and this is going to open up myglobal styles, edit styles, global
styles, toolbar on the side, and overhere, down At the bottom, add your own
CSS to customize the appearance andlayout of your site. So this is a place
to keep all of your CSS. Now, somepeople might prefer to use a plugin.
There are several plugins out there thatyou can put all your CSS into that one
place. We're trying to make it easierfor beginners. So we're trying to show
you kind of the more of a front endapproach, as opposed to opening up code.
And if you you don't want to add it tothe your your back end your code,
because then if the theme, when thetheme updates, you're going to kind of
lose this. So if you're almost puttingit on top of your theme, right here. So
I'm going to take the code that she hadand she wanted to add some decoration to
and change up her login. So we're justgoing to put it here, and there we go,
okay, so you can see how it changed. Shedid some styling there, and she was able
to add that right there, and then justclick Save, and then we can see it, and
it's going to save it in the globalstyles. So save that again. And when we
look on the front end, we now have astylized button for that. Okay, so those
are always some fun little things thatyou can do with code. I can also, you
know, just without, I can add somestuff. Let me go back real quick and go
into patterns. You can add a lot ofstuff without even so if I click on here
and I can change my
So I'm into the settings for the for thelogin block. So if you go into it can
there are two settings, display login asa form, redirect to current URL. There's
also some styling. So it's not as muchas you know, you would hope, but we do
have, we can change the font, we canline height, decoration add. So now
that, because I put that code in, Ican't do anything there. There is no
option to change the background color.So adding that CSS would be beneficial
in this instance, that's probably one ofthose blocks that hasn't gotten some new
styling options. Okay? And our last, orour next question is from Hans, why is
there sometimes no option for settingthe width? Example, full width displayed
in the block toolbar for the group blockwhen creating a post or a site, the icon
is completely missing. Could this be dueto a setting in the theme JSON of the
theme 2024 so we went to the experts,our friend Nick Diego to clarify this.
So let me get back out here, and I'mgoing to go to leave that go back to my
page.
So when you have a group block, and thisgroup block, I have another group block
inside of it, okay, so what happens is,what he's talking about is this little
icon. Let me make this a little bitbigger. The. Little icon up here, which
does your align, so we can have Max widewidth and full width. So those options
are available if I turn off this toggleover here under layout settings for the
group block, and
refresh the page. Oops.
So it's still there for this groupblock, but if you notice down here, it's
not available for this group block. Soour we don't have that option to make
this a wide but if we go up here and wecan, when we have this option, we can
change the width also too. So if youdon't like the default width, you can
change or if you like your content alittle bit wider, that's when you can
put your own things in. So it has to dowith, you know, the group inside of a
group, kind of thing. And if you togglethis on and refresh. So that's on the
second one, because I know somebody'sgoing to ask, Well, wait, you don't have
the toggle on. It doesn't appear theretoo. So that's one of those little
things Catherine put in a request to thedocumentation team to this would be
really good to add to the group blockdocumentation so that people are aware
of of these kinds of little things that,yeah, it gets So it gets me so
confusing, confused, right? That beingable to to do those things, all right.
So the last one was somebody hadmentioned last week about and I think
they even mentioned on the first one,and I apologize for being so late on
this, the media tax block. So let's,let's add one of those. Go back to
making my screen a little bit smallerfor that. So I'm going to add after and
I'm going to do a media text block.Okay, so you do have a pop up window,
and you can do an upload a media libraryor use a featured image. So I'm going to
do a media library, and I like this oneof Amsterdam, and I need some filler
text. So my favorite is cupcake Ibsen.
And what we want to do is to, I forgotto add a group block. All right, so I'm
going to add that group block and thenput the media into it. There we go. All
right, so let's save that, and let's seethat on the front end. All right, so it
doesn't look like much right now. Okay,so we need to do some spacing and and
kind of the full width. So let's go intoour group block, and I like to put my
toolbar up here. You can do that bygoing over to the three dots on the
right and under View. It's a toptoolbar. So if you don't, then it
appears on top of the block, and I justlike to have it up here. And it's a
personal preference. Everyone'sdifferent. So that's where you'll find
mine. So we'll go into a full width withthat and hit Save. And the one thing I
found with the adjusting the alignmenton that is that sometimes it takes a
couple things, and sometimes it goeslike backwards instead of, so, yeah, so
see how it like it went back when I dida refresh, so hit Save. And so sometimes
you have to click on that a couple oftimes, which is kind of weird. There we
go. All right, so we're good with that.Um. And then we want to go over to our
settings, and we're going to go to oneof my favorite things is the block
spacing. So we can go here, and we mightneed to look at the media and text also
has a line, so you want to do that fullwidth. There we go. Okay, so let's take
a look at that before I do anyadjusting, because that might just solve
it. That's a little too big on the imagelooks nice. This looks nice here. I like
that. So I can let me close this for asecond, and you can see that there's a
little dot here on the image, so thattells me that I do have the capacity to
shrink this so I can make it a littlebit smaller with that. I'm gonna save
that, and then we'll refresh the frontend so it's a little bit better. I do
need some padding because I don't wantit to go off the screen here, so that
would be good. So I'm still in the mediatext block, and this is where you can
kind of decide on do you want to put thepadding within the media text block or
within the group block? So it, eitherway would be good, would be okay, so I'm
just going to add some padding. I did afour on the media text block, all right,
so I like that. Still need to resize theimage just a little bit more, and this
is where the editor and the front enddon't always match it, and kind of bugs
me. But it is what it is. If I open bothof these, if I take this off, it's a
little bit better to see, so I can kindof shrink this down a little. I also
have some settings that if I go down, Ican do resolution full size, I could do
medium, or I could do with somethumbnail. The thumbnail gets blurry.
So remember, this is the resolution ofthe image. It's not the aspect ratio. I
also have this setting here that I canadjust to to that too, and that's under
the settings. If I go into the styling,I can add a little bit more padding to
that. So if I do this, I can addpadding.
Oh, the one thing this doesn't have isthe block spacing. So that's the only
drawback. I really like the blockspacing, because that could add, like,
some spacing between. So I might have toclick on the paragraph and add some
dimension. Go under dimensions, add somepadding to the left side and bring this
over. There we go. Okay, so then thatadjusts a little bit more. So it's just
the things that you need to play with.There we go. This could become, you
know, I could add a little bit morepadding in the group lock, I think. And
it's, it comes down to, you know, yourpreferences and what you would like the
site to be go, Yeah, I guess the blockspacing doesn't do anything because, but
let's so I'm going To take that off. Andthat didn't do anything.
But like the margin, you only have topand bottom margin. You don't have side
to side margins. You can also then clickon and do a custom I like to switch to
rems because it's more mobile responsivethan pixels we can add a lot in that
instance. So there we go. All right. Um,how are we on questions?
Kathryn Presner: No other questions sofar.
Laura: All right, um, so let's look at acouple of other things. Um, for this
site, and so let's go in and add anotherpage. Okay, so we can go into our pages
and we can do an add new page.
So remember that you can choose from apattern. There's several patterns
available where, if you don't want tohave a pattern, you can just click and
close that. So
we're going to do an about, and we'llhit publish. So when we go to our front
end, we need to then add it to ournavigation. So then we'll go to
appearance and editor, go to thenavigation.
And we can open the list view, and we'regoing to click on edit the header, so
then this just brings it the header intofocus. So under our navigation, we can
add a block, and as you can see, myabout pages there, so I can just add
that there and click Save.
I'm not going to worry too much aboutthe styling, because I know with putting
the login button, it pushed mynavigation over too much. I'm not going
to spend time trying to, like, move itback over and get it all situated, but
just realize that this is a row block,so you can take a group block and switch
it to a row over here, or into a stack,or you can transform it into a grid now,
so, but because you want things in a rowacross, that's why this switched over to
that. All right, so we have our frontend now we have our about page. We can
click on that. So another way we can dois go up here to edit the page.
So I want to look at just toggling onthe block inserter, because there's so
many different blocks that you can add,and there's a bunch of other patterns.
So we do have the about and it's showingthe preview of them. We also have pages
that have pattern. You know thepatterns, and you can see what you can
do the different blocks also. So anytimeI do a. I'm always going to start with a
group block.
And then I'm going to add a heading.
And then I can add an image, because Iwant to put a picture.
So my name is Learn WordPress.
Then after that, I'm going to put alittle bio about myself.
Okay.
And one thing to do for foraccessibility is to always make sure
that your font is left justified goinginto something like where you center
align it. This gets a little confusing,because of it. Bumping in and out is
harder for people to read, and also theparagraph is actually a little too long.
So what you can do is, because ofsomebody's eyes, and especially even a
person that is an older person, thismight be a little too much. Just break
up the paragraphs. That's all you haveto do. Okay, and make it two to three
sentences at a time, which is good.Another thing is to add a list view. So,
so here I'm going to add after I'm gonnaput it in a list, and then you can break
things into so if I do put that into alist, and then have that, I'll take a
sentence. I'll take a sentence fromhere, do three.
And this is good to do, kind of in themiddle of stuff. To break it up. Okay,
another fun thing to break up. Let metake this last sentence here again is to
add a quote block.
Unknown: And we can put a quote in, andthen we can change the background color
of it. Go that, and I'm going to changethe text. There we go. And let's look at
that on the front end. Go. So we haveabout and then we have our bullet
points. We have some paragraph, we haveour quote might be a little too big, but
and I noticed that my quote block theglobal styles has it as a different font
as opposed to my regular text. That'salways a good thing and but those are
those little things that you can playaround with within there. Okay,
Laura: I'm just looking at thequestions.
All right, so, Kathryn, you want to walkme through the navigation block
question?
Kathryn Presner: Yeah, so Sean asks ifyou can still put your navigation in a
reusable block, or whatever they'recalled now, and by the way, they're
called patterns, or synced patterns inthis case, and then they say that would
be good for both your navigation andsocial media links. And I responded to
say, I would pass this on to you. Maybeyou can demo I was suggesting,
typically, if you want your navigationand your social links up in the header,
you'd put that in the header templatepart, you would not need to create a new
pattern. Your all themes come, or mostthings come with the header template
part, and then that will be consistenton throughout the whole site. So you
don't need to do anything from scratchthere.
Laura: Yeah. And you can also addadditional navigations. So if you wanted
a different navigation you can
Well, you could
duplicate and then rename and
so if I had navigation two that Iwanted, so then I could.
So then I could add after,
oops, that's not what I wanted.
There we go,
social icons.
So you can have different navigationmenus, and then you could also have
different header templates parts, whichis under patterns and go to header, and
then we can add a new pattern there. Soadd a new template part, and as you
scroll here, you can see a header. Oh,forget to name it
all right.
So now I have a new header that I canchoose from too. Yeah, the header and
the the footers are still templateparts, and they're still separate from
actual patterns, which I think there'sthey're all the same, but they still
have them as separate things. Okay, sonow I have two headers that I can choose
from, and I can pick which one I want touse depending on the page. This is
something that you would have to go intoyour template for
to change
the header to a different template. Allright, so just
Kathryn Presner: just, I'm just going tochime in and say, like a use case where
you might want to do this is, let's sayon the homepage you want the header to
have some a certain type of header, butthen on other pages throughout your
site, you want a different kind ofheader, maybe with a smaller logo and
other stuff, then you would need twodifferent header template parts.
Otherwise, you only need one. If it'sgoing to be the same throughout the
entire site, you only need one. Yeah.There's a second question if you're
ready. Yep. So Trish asks, Why is thenavigation using a different font for
the login button and for the about page?As
Laura: That's just because I had gone inand changed it. I I'm a big I don't like
that. What is it? The serif, I must say,is it sans serif that doesn't have the
little footers? So I had gone in andchanged it. The about was just the
default, and I hadn't gone in andchanged it. That's all I now, and those
are those little design choices that youmake ahead of time. And it probably
should go back to I need to click on thenavigation and go into here the
navigation settings and the typographyfor the whole block and change the font
to
There we go. So that's the joust font.So now everything within that block. So
instead of doing it per per block, it'sbetter to do it like as the whatever the
container is, and set that up as theoverall font. Because yeah, that
otherwise you get so confused aboutwhich font you're using where. So having
it, and because the Logout was CSS, it'snot that's on top of and so that's why
that's a different font. So I'd have togo in and change, take out that CSS that
we put in to get this button back in andjust FYI. It's not good accessibility to
have. If I hover over that, it's allwhite. It should be white, and then the
lettering would be a blue or black orsomething. So those are those little
things that you wouldn't want to have.It. I white out there. Does that answer
that?
Kathryn Presner: Yes. They were justwondering why it looked that way. And it
makes sense, they said.
And then Jean asked if we can move thelogin or out to the navigation. Jean, do
you mean move it over to the left nextto the list of pages,
Speaker 3: Just add it to the list inthe navigation. Yeah, I want to see if
the font carried over. And yes, it did.Thank you. Yeah,
Laura: yeah. So, and that's what's niceabout that. I can just take this and
kind of move it over just a little, andit'll line up into that navigation. And
yes, you were right. Yeah.
You can also use the arrows up in thetoolbar to to change things around. So
those are always fun. So if I wanted toput move the log in got a little bit
bigger, I can move that up to differentplaces within it.
Let's try that again, because you didn'tsee it okay? And those are just those
arrows. There's a lot of things in thetoolbar depending on the blocks, that
each block might have a couple differenttools, which is always interesting, too.
And then another big thing that I reallylike is that if you're putting in your
blocks and then you realize, oh, Iforgot to do my group block, you can
highlight three different blocks, clickon the first one and then hit Shift and
click on the last one to highlight themall, and then click on the three dots.
And you have some tools here. You can Ican't group those. Okay, let's find
let's go back to a page, and I can,
can group those.
And they always kind of remind you thatthere are some reviews that you need to
save. So, and this is a new feature for6.6 when you're in the site editor and
you click on pages, it will give youyour pages in this new view, which is
kind of cool. Haven't played with thatyet, but that's something new. Click on
that, all right, so if I went down hereand trying to ungroup something, there
we go. So this is grouped, I can ungroupit, okay, and then I can take it, click
on the first one, click on the secondone, I kind of bring that back out.
Hold on, hold on.
Oh, because that paragraph, Okay, nevermind. I can't do that one. Let me do
another one. There we go, the columnone. Okay, so we can ungroup that. Then
we have all these query loops. And wecan take the, oh, I don't know if we can
do the query loops, yeah, we can groupthose together, and then we can also my
other fun thing is rename, so those arealways good.
So fun little things like that that canbe used here. Okay, now I am in the site
editor under pages, so it looks a littlebit different because I'm in that as
opposed to if I go into all the way outto the dashboard and go to Pages, and I
go to that homepage, my list view looksa little bit different. It just has the
content of what these blocks are. If Igo into the site editor. Editor and then
go to pages. So see this right here inpages, and this is what we're they're
trying to get everyone to get to. Tothis point is that you're just using the
site editor to do all your but it looksa little bit different. So there's some
different tools, especially when youclick on the list view but it's nice,
because it'll show you what the templateparts so they're purple, and then it
shows you the content block, okay, sothat's from the template. And then it'll
tell you, Oh, I'm using these from thatpage, from that homepage within so you
can look at that. So there's two kindof, two different ways you decide on
which one you prefer to work in. Youmight find some things don't have some
of the tools. Maybe I don't know, Ihaven't researched it as much, but I
kind of like the site editor version,because then you can kind of see
everything, and you could go up to yourheader and then it says edit. So you
could, you know, edit it from there too,which is nice, instead of having to go
back out and go into template parts. Allright, we have four minutes, and so
thank you everyone for being part of allthree of our talks. And if there's any
other questions, please put them in themeetup for for today, I do want to kind
of give a shout out. Tomorrow, I'm cohosting with bud Kraus. He will be doing
an overview of 6.6 tomorrow, soCatherine put in the link for that. Join
us at 2pm Eastern. Bud always does agreat job on what's new. Also want to
shout out to WordCamp us is coming up inSeptember, Catherine, and I will be
there. So if you are in the Portlandarea, come out and visit us. And also
there's going to be some great talks. Sokeep an eye on on that. And then in
September, or I'm sorry, I believe it'sOctober. Is WordPress accessibility day.
It's a 24 hour event, and I know thatthey are still looking for volunteers.
And mark your calendar, because there'ssome great talks, and if you can help
with being an MC. I did that last year,and or, if you like, behind the scenes
of like, monitoring the Q and A they'relooking for volunteers. The last thing
is that I'd really appreciate it if we,at unlearn WordPress, have a survey that
we would love some input from you, andif you could fill out the Google Form
for us, that would be great, and so thatwe can start planning some new and
exciting stuff. And also, you know, makesure you check out our learning pathways
and share those with people within yourcommunity or within we have our four
users, our beginner and intermediatelevel and if you are interested in being
a developer, we have our beginnerdeveloper learning pathways. We will be
working on our designer pathway will becoming soon. So we're super excited. And
as always, thank you so very much. And Ienjoyed this. Bye, everyone.
take care. Bye.