Open Tech Calendar

• Meetup at 6:00pm with time for introductions and chatting.

• Talk and Q&A starts at 6:30pm.

• Hands-on WordPress clinic after the talk. Bring your laptop if you have any questions!

There will be a choice of tea/coffee/hot chocolate or soft drink for everyone attending.

Please note that this talk will be remote and live streamed. We will email the link to the live streaming page one hour before the event starts to all those who have RSPVed Yes.

About the talk -

Adding Custom content to post, pages and your custom post types can be a lengthy process. Advanced Custom Fields (ACF, www.advancedcustomfields.com) can help you reduce this overhead.

We shall be looking at the basics of ACF and how you can super charge your systems without needing to work a lot.

Here's an example of a website built with ACF: www.migrainetrust.org

About the speaker -

Kathryn Reeve is a PHP and JS Developer working remotely for a company in Dundee.

She has worked on many sites in the last few years, many of which have been based in WordPress, and has spoken at several WordCamps throughout the UK.

Find Kathryn also on:

• Twitter @binarykitten

• WordPress.tv wordpress.tv and wordpress.tv

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