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Add interactive elements like a thumbnail gallery, dropdown menus, or a contact form using Bootstrap and a simple text editor.
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Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with BitNami, the multiplatform, open-source server/database/scripting language and WordPress combo for Windows and Mac.
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Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with Microsoft WebMatrix, the free server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.
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Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on a Mac with MAMP, the open-source server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.
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Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with WAMP, the open-source server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.
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Takes you through the process of making a Drupal website that automatically tailors and sizes content for a wide range of displays, from desktops to mobile devices.
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Extend your Drupal 7 sites with custom modules, which allow you to create everything from admin interfaces to forms.
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