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06-14-2011, 11:14 PM

emmjayess

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StudioPress Essential Training for beginners

Hello StudioPress community!

I recently purchased the whole kit and kaboodle (does that date me, or what?!) and, I'm sorry, but I just can't figure out where to go to get basic training on tweaking Wordpress and/or child themes. I've searched the forums and found a two videos for the theme I'm working on, but they don't start from scratch.

So please clue me in on where to go for comprehensive A-Z sequential training similar to what, say, Lynda.com video programs or the "missing manual" series provide.

Thank you!

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