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Newsletter #7, July 1, 2020

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Hi, Matjaz from Pinegrow here.

In this edition of the Pinegrow Newsletter you’ll find:

  • Learn WordPress development with Starter Theme 2
  • Creating an animated revealing menu - Interactions tutorial
  • Using CodePen components in Pinegrow projects

Let’s take a look at the details.

Learn WordPress development with Starter Theme 2

Starter theme 2 banner describing a Bootstrap 4 and SASS framework for building WordPress themes with Pinegrow Web Editor, with theme mockups below.

Pinegrow WordPress Starter Theme 2 is a great way to learn about creating WordPress themes. To make this even easier we prepared a directly usable version of Starter Theme 2, in the form of a 100% pre-configured site archive packed with plugins, content, examples and more…

Explore the Starter Theme »

Creating an animated revealing menu - Pinegrow Interactions tutorial

Pinegrow Interactions panel for the body Scroll Scene with a menu reveal animation timeline, beside a blog page preview with a fixed navigation bar.

Follow this step by step tutorial to learn how to create a top navigation menu that stays at the top of the window when user scrolls down the page with Greensock-powered Pinegrow Interactions.

Follow the Reveal Menu Interactions tutorial »

Using CodePen components in Pinegrow projects

Pinegrow Insert Code panel with a Vertical Nav snippet, and a preview of a vertical list with Home, About, Audio, Portfolio and Video.

A step-by-step guide to using the resources on CodePen in your own Pinegrow Web Editor projects using the example of a website menu.

Add a CodePen menu to your project »Did you miss any of the previous newsletters? Visit the archive.

Have a good day,
Matjaz & the Pinegrow Team