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WordPress 6.9.2 is now available! This is a security release that features several fixes. Because this is a security release, it is recommended that you update your sites immediately. You can download WordPress 6.9.2 from WordPress.org, or visit your WordPress Dashboard, click “Updates”, and then click “Update Now”. If you have sites that support automatic […]

WordPress 7.0 Beta 3 is available for download and testing! This beta version of the WordPress software is still under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, you should evaluate Beta 3 on a test server and site.WordPress 7.0 Beta 3 can be tested […]

WordPress 7.0 Beta 2 is now ready for testing! This beta version of the WordPress software is under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, you should evaluate Beta 2 on a test server and site. You can test WordPress 7.0 Beta 2 in […]

WordPress 7.0 Beta 1 is ready for download and testing! This beta release is intended for testing and development only. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, use a test environment or local site to explore the new features. How to Test WordPress 7.0 Beta […]

Today, we are happy to announce our first WordPress-focused micro-credential, designed to help students build practical AI skills, earn a recognized credential, and connect more directly to job opportunities. The program, AI Leaders, is a workforce-oriented credential rooted in WordPress and open source contributions. Students are paid for their time, work on real WordPress projects, […]

WordPress 6.9.1 is now available! This minor release includes fixes for 49 bugs throughout Core and the Block Editor, addressing issues affecting multiple areas of WordPress including the block editor, mail, and classic themes. For a full list of bug fixes, please refer to the release candidate announcement. WordPress 6.9.1 is a short-cycle maintenance release. […]

Faster Way For AI Agents To Test AI code agents are getting better at writing WordPress plugins and themes, but testing can still be the slow part. WordPress contributor Brandon Payton has published wp-playground, a new AI agent skill designed to run WordPress via the Playground CLI, giving agents a fast, repeatable way to run […]

WordCamp Asia is back in 2026, this time in Mumbai, India, and it’s building on a year that showed just how ambitious and connected the WordPress community has become. Now is the time to get involved. Get your ticket, explore sponsorship opportunities, and help spread the word. In 2025, more than 1,400 attendees from 71 […]

Over the past few weeks, a new space has taken shape on WordPress.org for students who want to learn, build, and contribute. WordPress Education programs bring together initiatives that help students enter the WordPress ecosystem through clear, accessible entry points that lead to real-world practice. With hands-on initiatives and supportive communities, participants can grow new […]

WordPress Playground had a busy year in 2025, with updates that make it more capable for day-to-day development, plugin previews, and learning environments. The project’s latest year-in-review highlights progress across performance, compatibility, database support, and tooling, expanding what can be done in a WordPress environment that runs in the browser and through the command line. […]

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BuddyPress 14.4.0, BuddyPress 12.6.0, and BuddyPress 11.5.2 are all now available. This is a security release. Please update as soon as possible. 14.4.0, 12.6.0 & 11.5.1 fixed one bug and one security issue: Note: 11.5.2 contains the same code changes as 11.5.1 but has been repackaged to hopefully resolve some SVN oddities. For complete details, […]

BuddyPress 14.3.4, BuddyPress 12.5.3, and BuddyPress 11.4.4 are all now available. This is a security release. Please update as soon as possible. 14.3.4, 12.5.3 & 11.4.4 fixed two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.4 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on the above button, downloading it from the WordPress.org plugin directory or checking it […]

BuddyPress 14.3.3 is now available. This is a maintenance release. 14.3.3 fixes a mistake made in the build process for 14.3.1 (and 14.3.2 attempted to fix, but didn’t completely fix the issue, so was never released). 14.3.1 fixed two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.1 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on […]

BuddyPress 14.3.1 is now available. This is a maintenance release. 14.3.1 fixes two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.1 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on the above button, downloading it from the WordPress.org plugin directory or checking it out from our Subversion repository. Many thanks to our 14.3.1 contributors  dreampixel, boonebgorges, emaralive & imath.

BuddyPress 14.2.1 is now available. This is a maintenance & security release. All BuddyPress installations should be updated as soon as possible. The 14.2.1 release addresses the following security issue: This vulnerability was reported privately to the BuddyPress team, in accordance with WordPress’s security policies. Our thanks to the reporter for practicing coordinated disclosure. 14.2.1 also […]

Immediately available is BuddyPress 14.1.0. This maintenance release fixes 4 bugs. For details on the changes, please read the 14.1.0 release notes. Update to BuddyPress 14.1.0 today in your WordPress Dashboard, or by downloading from the WordPress.org plugin repository. Many thanks to 14.1.0 contributors  thomaslhotta, shailu25, emaralive, espellcaste & imath.

We’re very excited to announce the immediate availability of BuddyPress 14.0.0 « Da Lucia », named after the excellent pizza restaurant located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, France. Get it now from the WordPress.org plugin repository, or right from your WordPress Dashboard. This new major version of your site’s community engine introduces around 80 changes mostly working under the […]

The first release candidate for BuddyPress 14.0.0 is now available! “Release Candidate” means that we think the new version is ready for release, but with the many possible specific WordPress configurations, hundreds of BuddyPress plugins and Thousands of WordPress themes, it’s possible something was missed. BuddyPress 14.0.0 is slated for release on July 12, 2024, and your help is […]

Please read the 14.0.0-beta1 announcement post for a list of nice improvements to expect from our next major release. What has been fixed in beta2? If you haven’t tested our 3 previous beta release, here’s a fresh opportunity to helped us build 14.0.0. Whether you’re a new, regular or advanced user, a theme designer or […]

The BuddyPress contributors have been hard at work baking our next release, version 14.0.0. This release is all about code modernization, focusing on these areas: We are excited for you to try our new release. Please run it through its paces, and let us know what problems you run into! Thanks for your help in […]

bbPress 2.6.14 is a minor release that fixes 20 issues. For everyone running bbPress 2.6, feel free to update at your earliest convenience. 🍯 This release improves Akismet, BuddyPress, and PHP 8.2 support, moderation terms, search, and more! (All of these fixes have already been merged into trunk/2.7.) Thank you to everyone who contributed to […]

bbPress 2.6.13 is a minor release that fixes 1 small incompatibility with WordPress 6.8. (This fix is already merged into the 2.7 development branch.) Thank you to vortfu, peterwilsoncc, spacedmonkey, joemcgill, swissspidy, and jorbin for helping communicate this to the bbPress team 🐝

bbPress 2.6.12 is a minor release that fixes 1 security issue and 1 small bug. The security issue was responsibly disclosed via the WordPress HackerOne bounty program. It does not appear to be actively exploited, and specifically targets: single-site WordPress installations, newer than 5.3.0, with the “Membership” setting set to “Anyone can register”, and with […]

bbPress 2.6.11 is a minor release that fixes 13 relatively small bugs reported over the past few years. Most notably, it improves HTML output escaping in the topic & reply forms (nothing serious, just some entities showing up where they should not), prevents a bunch of different debug notices from filling up error logs, and […]

bbPress 2.6.9 is a minor release that improves the Akismet clean-up routines introduced in the 2.6.7 release. If you are using Akismet with bbPress and saw some debug notices in your logs, this release is for you! Thank you to our friends over at Automattic’s Akismet team for helping! 💚

bbPress 2.6.8 is a minor release that fixes 1 regression in the 2.6.7 release. 😬 Thank you to everyone who provided prompt feedback in the support forums. Because of you, we were able to react quickly and repackage this release right away. 🎉

bbPress 2.6.7 is a minor release that fixes 19 issues. For everyone running bbPress 2.6, feel free to update at your earliest convenience. 🍯 This release improves Akismet and BuddyPress support, allows Moderators to reply to unapproved Topics, and fixes a user-interface issue with the hierarchical replies feature, just to highlight a few notable changes. […]

bbPress 2.6.6 is a minor release that fixes 22 issues. For all y’all running bbPress 2.6, you are welcome to update at your earliest convenience. 🐝 This release fixes a few PHP warnings & notices, some output formatting bugs, and improves a few different moderator experiences, just to name a few of my favorite changes. […]

bbPress 2.6.5 is a security release, and fixes 8 total issues reported either via Trac or HackerOne. For anyone running bbPress 2.6, please update to this version immediately. Special thanks to the following folks for improving the security of bbPress: Raphael Karger for disclosing an unauthenticated privilege escalation when New User Registration is enabled hoangkien1020 […]

bbPress 2.6.4 is a security release, and fixes 8 total issues reported by our amazing, patient, and vigilant community members: Fixes an obscure security issue with BuddyPress Group Forums, allowing Group Members to save Topics to invalid Forum IDs Fixes performance degradation for 2.5 database schemas Fixes a few typos Fixes some debug notices Fixes […]

The full chat log is available beginning here on Slack. WordPress Performance Trac tickets Performance Lab Plugin (and other performance plugins) Open Floor Our next chat will be held on in the #core-performance channel in Slack. #core-performance, #hosting, #performance, #performance-chat, #summary

Real-time collaboration (RTC) in the block editor allows multiple users to edit content simultaneously by utilizing Yjs. This dev note covers three important aspects of the collaboration system that plugin and theme developers should be aware of: Collaboration is disabled when meta boxes are present The Problem Classic WordPress meta boxes are not synced by […]

Every WordPress release party includes a phase dedicated to community testing. Contributors from around the world come together synchronously, run through a set of testing scenarios, and report the results in the #core Slack channel. It’s a great tradition and one of the most accessible ways to contribute to a WordPress release. But as the […]

WordPress 7.0 adds support for pseudo-class selectors (:hover, :focus, :focus-visible, and :active) directly on blocks and their style variations in theme.json. Previously, this was only possible for HTML elements like button and link under the styles.elements key. Block-level interactive states could only be achieved through custom CSS. Variation-level pseudo-selectors Block style variations can also define […]

I pitched this to Matt directly and have been given the go ahead to pave the way here. This post begins that process and documents the Featured Plugins experiment currently underway on WordPress.org. The goal is to surface newer plugins in the directory that meet a defined quality bar but have limited visibility. Eight plugins […]

WordPress 7.0 introduces a new Breadcrumbs block that can be placed once — such as in a theme’s header — and automatically reflects the site’s navigation hierarchy. Two filters provide developers with control over the breadcrumb trail output. block_core_breadcrumbs_items This filter allows developers to modify, add, or remove items from the final breadcrumb trail just […]

WordPress 7.0 introduces Customisable Navigation Overlays, giving site owners full control over their mobile navigation menus using the block editor. Previously, when a visitor tapped a hamburger menu icon on a mobile device, WordPress displayed a fixed default overlay with no support for customisation. The design, layout, and content were locked. Customisable Navigation Overlays remove […]

New watch() function WordPress 7.0 introduces a watch() function in the @wordpress/interactivity package. It subscribes to changes in any reactive value accessed inside a callback, re-running the callback whenever those values change. Currently, the Interactivity API provides data-wp-watch as a directive tied to a DOM element’s lifecycle for reacting to state changes. However, there is […]

Previous cycle: WordPress 6.9. This is a summary of the changes introduced in the “dataviews space” during the WordPress 7.0 cycle from the API perspective. They have been posted in the corresponding iteration issue as well. To follow what’s next, subscribe to the iteration issue for WordPress 7.1. The changes listed here include 166 contributions by 35 unique authors across the community […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

Developers can now create simple blocks using only PHP. This is meant for blocks that only need server-side rendering and aren’t meant to be highly interactive. It isn’t meant to replace the existing client-side paradigm, nor is it meant to ever be as featureful! However, this API could help developers avoid extra complexity and could […]

“What’s new in Gutenberg…” posts (labeled with the #gutenberg-new tag) are posted following every Gutenberg release on a biweekly basis, showcasing new features included in each release. As a reminder, here’s an overview of different ways to keep up with Gutenberg and the Editor. Gutenberg 22.6 has been released and is available for download! This […]

For those unaware, prior to this week, the documentation at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference hadn’t been updated since WordPress 6.4 — over two years out of date! Today, thankfully, this post is announcing that the reference documentation is now updated as of WordPress 6.9.1. WordPress has seen significant change since the documentation generation process stopped, so if you […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

ll chat log is available beginning here on Slack. WordPress Performance Trac tickets Performance Lab Plugin (and other performance plugins) Our next chat will be held on in the #core-performance channel in Slack. #core-performance, #hosting, #performance, #performance-chat, #summary

Previous posts on this topic: Current Situation What’s Changing in WordPress 7.0 (#75187) Instead of checking the registered blocks across all plugins, only the block API versions of blocks that are actually inserted in the post will now be checked. If all blocks inserted are version 3 or higher, the post editor will be iframed. […]

Now that the nominations process for Core Team Reps has concluded, we are pleased to announce that @amykamala has agreed to serve as Core Team Reps for 2026, with @audrasjb as a co-lead. As Amy was the only person who accepted her nomination, we won’t need to vote this year. JB proposed himself to help […]

WordPress 7.0 Beta 1 was originally scheduled to be released today (Thursday, February 19th) starting at 15:00 UTC. However, in preparing for the release party a number of Core unit test failures were identified in relation to the WP rest autosave controller and RTC tests in Gutenberg, and client side media processing work needed to […]

We’re holding an open WordPress 7.0 product review Thursday, February 19th, and would love input from contributors across teams. This will be a 90-minute working session to review where 7.0 stands and align on the story we’re telling as we head toward release. @matveb will lead the call as the 7.0 Release Lead. Planned topics: […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

When WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE is local, development, or staging, pingbacks and trackbacks should be disabled. Unless one remembers to go in and disable pingbacks/trackbacks on a non-production environment, pings will be sent out when posts are added or updated, which is a common workflow when testing. This is not ideal and creates confusion on the receiving end. Disabling them on non-production environments default would be a better experience. Both outgoing and incoming should be disabled. If the environment type is not set, or is set to production, pings and trackbacks should be left as default (open/enabled). A filter should be added so developers can override this change if pingbacks or trackbacks are needed in a non-production environment.

Tag 6.8.4

WordPress 6.4.8.

Grouped backports for the 6.4 branch. XML-RPC: Switch to wp_safe_remote() when fetching a pingback URL. HTML API: Prevent WP_HTML_Tag_Processor instances being unserialized and add some extra logic for validating pattern and template file paths. KSES: Optimize PCRE pattern detecting numeric character references. Customize: Improve escaping approach used for nav menu attributes. Media: Ensure the attachment parent is accessible to the user before showing a link to it in the media manager. Administration: Ensure client-side templates are only detected when they're correctly associated with a script tag. Filesystem API: Don't attempt to extract invalid files from a zip when using the PclZip library. Media: Disable XML entity substitution in getID3. Merges [61879-61885,61887,61889-61890] to the 6.4 branch. Props johnbillion, xknown, dmsnell, jorbin, peterwilson, desrosj, westonruter, jonsurrell, aurdasjb.

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WordPress 6.8.4.

Summary REST API: Skip server-side image editor support check when generate_sub_sizes is false Description When uploading images via the REST API with generate_sub_sizes set to false, the server still checks whether the image editor supports the uploaded image format. This causes uploads of formats like AVIF to fail with rest_upload_image_type_not_supported, even though the client is handling all image processing and the server doesn't need to generate any sub-sizes. The generate_sub_sizes parameter was introduced to allow clients (such as the block editor with client-side media processing) to handle image resizing themselves. When this parameter is false, the server-side image editor support check is unnecessary and should be skipped. Steps to Reproduce Enable client-side media processing in the block editor (or use the REST API directly with generate_sub_sizes=false) Attempt to upload an AVIF image on a server where the image editor does not support AVIF The upload fails with rest_upload_image_type_not_supported Expected Result The upload should succeed because the client is handling all image processing. Actual Result The upload fails with a 400 error: "The web server cannot generate responsive image sizes for this image." Proposed Fix In WP_REST_Attachments_Controller::create_item_permissions_check(), after the wp_prevent_unsupported_mime_type_uploads filter is applied, check if generate_sub_sizes is explicitly set to false. If so, set $prevent_unsupported_uploads to false to bypass the server-side image editor support check.

Grouped backports for the 6.5 branch. XML-RPC: Switch to wp_safe_remote() when fetching a pingback URL. HTML API: Prevent WP_HTML_Tag_Processor instances being unserialized and add some extra logic for validating pattern and template file paths. KSES: Optimize PCRE pattern detecting numeric character references. Customize: Improve escaping approach used for nav menu attributes. Media: Ensure the attachment parent is accessible to the user before showing a link to it in the media manager. Interactivity API: Skip binding event handler attributes. The corresponding data-wp-on-- attribute should be used instead. Administration: Ensure client-side templates are only detected when they're correctly associated with a script tag. Filesystem API: Don't attempt to extract invalid files from a zip when using the PclZip library. Media: Disable XML entity substitution in getID3. Merges [61879-61887,61889-61890] to the 6.5 branch. Props johnbillion, xknown, dmsnell, jorbin, peterwilson, adamsilverstein, desrosj, luisherranz, ocean90, westonruter, jonsurrell, aurdasjb.

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Not many of the present readers might know me very well, and that in part, is the reason that I have made the decision to transfer WLTC to more willing and presently capable hands. I am a stranger on my blog and the time has come for me to make sure that this blog, its contents and its knowledge are archived and preserved and maybe rejuvenated at a later time. I delved into blogging tools back in 2004 when I started my Masters degree in CS. I wanted some code to mess around with in my free time and everyone was talking about blogging. I looked into a variety of tools, built a small Linux server for myself at home, and installed a few of the tools that were freely available at that time. I had a heck of a time getting a hold of MT (Moveable Type, the most well-known name) and […]

The landscape of news has changed so much over the last few years that news about a particular topic or platform is readily available to anyone within an instant. With WordPress, I imagine that could be one of the perks of powering over 16% of the web, but it’s true that news is becoming incredibly accessible. In short, news is everywhere. Speaking of WordPress in general, you can of course acquire official direct news from WordPress News, but you can also take a peak behind the curtain and follow news in the making at Make WordPress.org. Though it’s only specific to the WordPress.com blogging platform, WordPress.com News is also worth watching for WordPress development news, as WordPress.com users often get access to new WordPress features before they’re released, so you’ll be able to try new features rather than just read about them. There’s more news than just direct official news, like I […]

New plugins GC Message Box allows you to highlight your key message(s) in smart ways within articles and blog posts. Simple Social Icons allows you to insert social icons in any widget area. Stick It allows you to stick the navigation menu in any theme to the top of browser window. Updated plugins Jetpack allows you to supercharge your WordPress site with powerful features previously only available to WordPress.com users. Nav Menu Images enables uploading of images for nav menu items on the menu edit screen.

AirTime is a subtle and simple theme. FirmaSite is a responsive theme with BuddyPress and bbPress support. Stark Lite is a minimalist and simple theme.

New plugins Easy Watermark automatically adds watermark to images when they are uploaded. Internet Defense League Cat Signal automatically loads either the modal or the banner Cat Signal when there is an active campaign from the Internet Defense League. Updated plugins BFT Autoresponder allows scheduling of automated autoresponder messages and managing a mailing list. Google Analytics Dashboard for WP will display Google Analytics data and statistics inside your Dashboard. WordPress MU Domain Mapping allows users of a WordPress MU site or WordPress 3.0 network to map their blog/site to another domain.

Memori Jingga is a responsive, clean, and simple theme. Rockers is a responsive theme with a clean design. Satu is an elegant single-column responsive theme.

The dates have been announced for WordCamp San Francisco 2013, an event which is often heralded as the annual WordPress conference. WordCamp San Francisco 2013 will be held on July 26 and 27 at the Mission Bay Conference Center with a Developer Hack Day on July 28. A list of speakers is not yet available, but they would like you to nominate your favorite past WordCamp speakers. Will you be attending WordCamp San Francisco this year?

New plugins Google Adsense Dashboard for WP will display your Google Adsense earnings and related reports inside your Dashboard. Google Analytics Dashboard for WP will display Google Analytics data and statistics inside your Dashboard. Updated plugins Ad Code Manager allows you to manage your ad codes through the WordPress admin in a safe and easy way. BFT Autoresponder allows scheduling of automated autoresponder messages and managing a mailing list. CampTix Event Ticketing is an easy to use and flexible event ticketing plugin.

Cazuela is a neutral colored theme. Ilisa is a clean and minimal theme that can be easily used as a personal portfolio or a business website. Partition has a light, lively, colorful, yet professional and classic appearance.

New plugins Barc Chat provides a simple yet feature rich chat room for your whole community to interact in real-time directly on your site. Get Directions is a flexible and responsive map plugin. Namaste! LMS is a learning management system for WordPress. Pinterest Verify Meta Tag simply inserts the Pinterest meta tag verification code to the correct section of your site. Updated plugins BackWPup allows you to backup your WordPress database, files, and more. Ooyala Video allows you to easily embed videos from the Ooyala Video Platform.

Ease is a simple red and white theme. Nomad is an attractive professional, business or blog theme with an unusual, very narrow orientation and design. Sensitive is fully responsive theme using Twitter Bootstrap and a Metro-styled accent. Visual is a dark minimalist theme for displaying photos and images.

The impending release of WordPress 3.6 has been pushed back one more week to April 29. At this time, WordPress 3.6 is not yet feature complete (meaning that all intended new features have not been entirely finished), so the decision was made to push the first beta release back two weeks to March 27 and the final release back one week to April 29. This will allow the team time to focus on finalizing the in-progress new features so that they (and the brave folks who enjoy running beta software) can simply focus on testing and bug fixing rather than polishing up partial features.

New plugins Easy Media Gallery is designed to display portfolios and various media types including gallery sets, single images, google maps, video, audio, and links with ease and elegance. ytlink provides a preview image for embedded YouTube videos. Updated plugins BackWPup allows you to backup your WordPress database, files, and more. Genericon’d enables easy use of the Genericons icon font set from within WordPress. Icons can be inserted using either HTML or a shortcode. Keyring provides a very hookable, completely customizable framework for connecting your WordPress site to an external service. WP All Import makes it easy to import any XML or CSV file into your WordPress site.

There has been a lot of talk lately about working from home and maintaining a distributed workforce. Web-based software, like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, are taking over the publishing industry and allow you to work from anywhere with an internet connection. Though, even though they can be managed  from home, working from home and maintaining a distributed workforce is not yet broadly acknowledged in society as a successful and efficient alternative to working in an office. Despite working with software that doesn’t need to be tied to one specific workstation, you could still find yourself tied to a desk in cubicle. I work full-time for Automattic and have the pleasure of both working from home and setting my own hours. After all, I only need a browser, an email client, and IRC client, and Skype to do my job. A desk is nice, but there’s no one saying that said desk has to be […]

Attitude is a simple, clean, and responsive retina-ready theme. Catch Everest is a simple, clean, and responsive theme. Liberus is an ideal business related theme that is relatively simple and would suit any blog or website. Stitch is an elegant, modern theme with optional fixed header.

Un repaso, claro y accesible, a las tecnologías de Consent Mode, Google Gateway y Google Tag Manager Server Side. Tres conceptos clave que están redefiniendo cómo se mide el comportamiento de los usuarios en todas las web. El objetivo es que cualquier asistente entienda qué problema resuelve cada uno, por qué han aparecido y en qué situaciones tiene sentido empezar a utilizarlos. Repasaremos cómo han cambiado las reglas del tracking en los últimos años: privacidad, consentimiento y limitaciones del modelo tradicional basado en cookies. A partir de ahí, explicaremos qué es Consent Mode y cómo afecta a la medición cuando un usuario acepta o rechaza el uso de cookies, sin entrar en configuraciones técnicas. Después, introduciremos el concepto de medición server side, explicando de forma sencilla qué significa «llevar el tracking al servidor» y qué papel juegan herramientas como Google Gateway y GTM Server Side dentro de este enfoque. La charla no busca enseñar a configurar estas tecnologías, sino ayudar a comprenderlas y conectarlas entre sí. Al finalizar, los asistentes sabrán diferenciar claramente cada concepto, entenderán para qué sirven y podrán valorar cuándo tiene sentido plantearlos en un proyecto WordPress, evitando decisiones basadas en modas o complejidad innecesaria.

¿Tu proyecto en WordPress empieza a depender demasiado de IAs comerciales? En este taller práctico veremos cómo crear y usar una IA open source autoalojada en tu propio servidor, integrada con WordPress, para reducir costes y ganar control cuando el proyecto escala. Todo ello a partir de un caso real de un ecommerce que gestiona más de 200.000 referencias, donde la IA se convierte en una pieza clave para automatizar procesos, optimizar recursos y escalar sin disparar costes.

En esta charla pretendo compartir mi experiencia sobre detectar y eliminar malware, qué mirar cuando algo “desaparece” en WordPress, auditar la seguridad y mantener tus sitios siempre actualizados, con un enfoque de «seguridad mediante procesos, no mediante plugins». No es una charla para aprender a hackear, sino para entender cómo prevenir, detectar y reaccionar con cabeza. Pretendo que los asistentes salgan de la charla con un marco mental claro para evaluar la seguridad de un WordPress, buenas prácticas aplicables desde ya y menos falsa sensación de seguridad.

El uso de herramientas de IA para escribir textos web en WordPress es cada vez más habitual. Aun así, que un texto esté bien escrito o suene correcto no significa que funcione ni que comunique con claridad. En este taller se abordará cómo trabajar los textos generados con IA desde una mirada más crítica y menos automática. No se trata de aprender nuevos prompts ni de buscar fórmulas mágicas, sino de entender qué hace que un texto funcione en una web y por qué muchos textos generados con IA se quedan en la superficie. El objetivo es que los asistentes desarrollen criterio para revisar, ajustar y publicar textos con más intención, evitando caer en mensajes genéricos solo porque “suenan bien”.

¿Yoast, Rank Math, All in one SEO, SEOPress … o la nada? Pues no, resulta que hay un mundo posible de posibilidades de posicionar en Google y la IA generativa sin tener que usar plugins de SEO, y mucho menos pagar por ello. Me gustaría compartir contigo todo tipo de configuraciones y trucos con los que mejorar tu presencia en todos esos buscadores de los que usted me habla, sin usar los típicos plugins SEO de siempre, solo a base de conocer lo que nos ofrece WordPress y unas pocas herramientas de ayuda, todas gratuitas 100%.

La automatización puede ayudarnos a ahorrar tiempo y estandarizar tareas que repetimos cada día; el reto está en saber cómo empezar. Veremos qué puede ofrecer hoy la automatización, cómo WordPress puede formar parte de estos flujos y de qué manera la Inteligencia Artificial está abriendo nuevas posibilidades para simplificar procesos que antes parecían fuera de nuestro alcance. Una sesión pensada como punto de partida para entender el potencial de estos sistemas y empezar a explorar sus posibilidades.

Charla que propone un cambio de marco: entender el SEO no como un canal aislado, sino como parte de un ecosistema de búsqueda donde conviven marca, contenido e inteligencia artificial. A lo largo de la sesión veremos cómo estos elementos forman un sistema interdependiente que debe dirigirse de forma conjunta, y por qué ejecutar acciones por separado suele generar ineficiencias, ruido y pérdida de foco. La charla está orientada a ayudar a los asistentes a adoptar una visión más amplia y estratégica del canal orgánico, aprendiendo a tomar decisiones que tengan sentido a medio y largo plazo en un contexto de búsqueda cada vez más complejo.

La accesibilidad web suele quedarse en teoría, checklists o buenas intenciones, pero en los proyectos reales de WordPress aparecen muchas decisiones que influyen directamente en si una web es accesible o no. En esta charla compartiré cómo trabajo la accesibilidad en proyectos reales con WordPress: qué decisiones tomo a nivel de estructura, bloques, navegación, formularios y contenido, y cuáles son los errores más habituales que sigo encontrando en temas, maquetadores y desarrollos a medida. No es una charla teórica sobre WCAG, sino una visión práctica orientada a desarrollar y mantener sitios WordPress más accesibles desde el inicio, sin añadir complejidad innecesaria.

Durante años, el valor del profesional WordPress estuvo en saber programar. Hoy, con la llegada de la IA, el código se ha convertido en commodity: un cliente puede generar plugins, features o prototipos sin escribir una sola línea. Eso no elimina a las agencias ni a los freelancers. Pero sí cambia su rol. Desde que la IA entró en juego, lo que esperan los clientes ha cambiado. Ya no buscan solo ejecución. Buscan criterio. Alguien que les ayude a decidir qué construir, qué no, como y por qué. Alguien que entienda el contexto del negocio y se haga responsable de la última milla. Esta charla explora cómo ha cambiado el valor del profesional WordPress, por qué la ejecución pura ya no es suficiente y qué diferencia a las agencias y freelancers que siguen siendo relevantes de las que corren el riesgo de quedarse atrás. No es una charla sobre herramientas ni sobre IA en abstracto. Es una charla sobre propuesta de valor, responsabilidad y por qué encontrar un problema concreto que resolver sigue siendo la mejor defensa frente al cambio.

La IA democratizó el diseño: ahora cualquiera puede generar un sitio funcional en minutos. El problema es que «funcional» no significa «bueno», y todos empiezan a parecerse demasiado. Cuando tu competencia usa las mismas herramientas, el diseño es tu única ventaja real. Vamos a diseccionar un diseño generado por IA para identificar qué lo hace genérico: paletas cromáticas incoherentes, espaciados inconsistentes, iconos sin criterio, alineaciones descuidadas. Los detalles invisibles que separan el «hecho con IA» del «buen diseño». Te llevarás fundamentos prácticos para evaluar y mejorar cualquier propuesta visual. En la era de la IA, el buen diseño ya no es opcional: es lo que te diferencia.

Si tienes un negocio digital o un proyecto web (propio o de un cliente), esta charla es para ti. Vamos a hablar, sin rodeos ni tecnicismos, de lo esencial para tener tu web legalmente preparada y no meterte en líos innecesarios. Nada de sustos ni discurso del miedo: aquí venimos a poner orden con claridad, criterio y un poco de sentido común. Hablaremos de: -Cómo proteger tu marca y tus creaciones sin complicarte la vida. -Qué datos personales puedes recoger (y cómo hacerlo bien). -Qué necesitas incluir sí o sí para vender productos o servicios online sin pillarte los dedos. Porque tener una web legal no debería ser un obstáculo, sino una herramienta más para construir un negocio más sólido, más libre y más tú.

Durante el taller construiremos, paso a paso, un plugin completo para WordPress, siguiendo todas las buenas prácticas y requisitos necesarios para poder enviarlo al repositorio oficial de plugins de WordPress. Será una sesión muy práctica: veremos desde la estructura básica hasta los detalles que marcan la diferencia en una publicación profesional. Además, trabajaremos con un enfoque muy actual. Intentaremos que el 100% del código sea generado por inteligencia artificial y simularemos el proceso real de desarrollo: revisión de errores, depuración, mejoras iterativas y preparación final del plugin para su publicación. Sería ideal que quienes asistan lleven su propio portátil. Así podrán probar el código en directo, experimentar con los ejemplos y avanzar a su propio ritmo mientras desarrollamos el plugin.

En esta charla veremos las claves del nuevo marketplace de TikTok, en el que podrás vincular tu catálogo de productos de WooCommerce para tener un nuevo canal de venta online. En concreto: – En qué consiste y cómo darse de alta cómo vendedor – Subir tus productos a su marketplace desde WordPress y WooCommerce – Cómo vender los productos – Estrategias para posicionar y dar a conocer tus productos

Muchos freelancers facturan cada mes… pero no saben si su negocio realmente va bien o si simplemente está sobreviviendo. Esta charla no va de fiscalidad, impuestos ni contabilidad técnica. Va de algo mucho más básico (y más importante): entender tus propios números para tomar mejores decisiones como profesional independiente. La contabilidad, antes de la contabilidad. A través de una versión muy simple y en lenguaje humano de la cuenta de explotación, veremos cómo cualquier freelance —aunque odie Excel o “no sea de números”— puede responder a tres preguntas clave: ¿Mi negocio tiene futuro? ¿Me estoy pagando de verdad por mi trabajo? ¿Qué palancas puedo tocar para mejorar sin trabajar más horas? La sesión está pensada para freelancers del entorno del marketing digital (desarrolladores, diseñadores, SEOs, marketers, creadores de contenido…) que facturan, pero no tienen una foto clara de la salud real de su negocio, y para aquellos que se lo están pensando. La charla es práctica, cero fiscalidad, cero tecnicismos, con ejemplos reales y una plantilla sencilla para que los asistentes puedan hacer este ejercicio por su cuenta y tomar decisiones más conscientes sobre precios, clientes y modelo de negocio. Porque no necesitas ser contable. Necesitas que los números estén de tu lado.

Tu web es preciosa. Ganó likes en Instagram. Tu diseñador está orgulloso. Y tú sigues compitiendo por precio y persiguiendo clientes que no valoran tu trabajo. Esta ponencia destroza el mito de que «buen diseño = web bonita» y te muestra la verdad incómoda: una web puede ser estéticamente impecable y estratégicamente desastrosa. Saldrás sabiendo: Los 5 errores de diseño que hacen que tu cliente ideal se vaya sin contratar Cómo detectar si tu web está diseñada para tu ego o para tu cuenta bancaria El framework de 3 preguntas que transforma cualquier decisión de diseño en una decisión estratégica

Enseñaré a construir una reputación auténtica que funcione tanto si buscas clientes por cuenta propia como si quieres atraer a las empresas Para lograr posicionarte frente a tu competencia por quién eres y por lo que puedes hacer. Dentro y fuera del ecosistema WordPress. Tambien quiero incluir las experencias de otros profesionales y que estrategias han hecho para estar o han estado en puestos que mucha gente le gustaria estar. Esto lo quiero presentar o en un video corto o mostrando los mejores puntos que siguieron para posicionarse para conseguir trabajo, clientes, mejorar habilidasdes comunicativas y ser relevantes en el sector. Todo esto para que salgas con una hoja de ruta para implementarlo.

Diego Gutierrez - WP Credits Program - Wrap-up presentation

Create a GitHub workflow for automatically adding issues with the 7.0 label from the repo to the 7.0 project.

Manage access to the GitHub project for WordPress release docs tasks.

Create GitHub project for managing tasks for documenting WordPress 7.0 release.

In this Video, we’ll explore how AI tools like ChatGPT can be used responsibly and practically in WordPress projects. You’ll see real examples of how AI can help with: Writing and improving HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP Creating WordPress features faster (like shortcodes and UI sections) Debugging common WordPress issues Reducing repetitive work while keeping full developer control This session focuses on real-world usage, not hype. AI will be shown as a helper and productivity tool, not a replacement for WordPress knowledge. Why is this useful for all WordPress users Developers can save time and improve workflow Contributors can write better documentation and code examples Beginners can understand code with clear explanations Freelancers and site builders can work faster with confidence No prior AI experience is required. Basic WordPress knowledge is enough.Presentation Slides »

Porque un sitio accesible no solo “cumple”, sino que vende mejor, se posiciona mejor y ofrece una experiencia sólida para cualquier usuario, en cualquier contexto (discapacidad permanente, limitaciones temporales o situaciones reales como reflejos, prisa o uso con una sola mano). A lo largo de la sesión aterrizaremos la accesibilidad con un enfoque práctico y aplicable: entenderemos los principios POUR (Perceptible, Operable, Comprensible y Robusto), revisaremos el impacto del marco normativo y por qué es un tema crítico para empresas. Además, entraremos en lo que más interesa a quienes trabajan con WordPress: qué suele fallar (temas, plugins, popups, sliders, formularios), cómo priorizar soluciones y cómo auditar de forma realista combinando herramientas (Lighthouse, WAVE, axe, Contrast Checker) con pruebas manuales obligatorias (teclado, zoom y lector de pantalla). Te llevarás un plan de acción de 7 días, con pasos claros para empezar a mejorar desde ya: contraste y foco, jerarquía de encabezados, formularios, eliminación de barreras comunes, navegación sin ratón y creación de checklists para que tu web (o la de tus clientes) no dependa de “revisiones puntuales”, sino de un proceso sostenible.Presentation Slides »

¿Es posible que tu web tenga todos los "semáforos en verde" del SEO y aun así no consiga ni una sola venta? En esta charla de Luján Kubrusli descubrirás cómo escapar de la "ilusión técnica", esa trampa donde los sitios son perfectos para los robots pero invisibles para las decisiones humanas. Aprenderás a eliminar la fricción cognitiva que hace huir a tus visitas, entendiendo que si tu propuesta de valor y tus llamadas a la acción no son claras de inmediato, el usuario simplemente desaparecerá. Para convertir de verdad, es vital dominar la "cadena de coherencia" y traducir la intención de negocio en una estructura técnica eficiente en WordPress, utilizando estratégicamente páginas jerárquicas o Custom Post Types para escalar sin perder el orden. Ante el avance de la IA y los cambios en el tráfico informativo, la clave ya no es solo "rankear", sino construir un sitio que sea una fuente de confianza donde la estructura importe más que el diseño y la coherencia siempre será más rentable que cualquier presupuesto publicitario mal ejecutado.Presentation Slides »

How to Create an Event Website for Campus Connect & WordCamps (Part – 3)

En esta ponencia veremos cómo transformar WordPress en un sistema capaz de generar y publicar contenido de forma automática utilizando n8n e Inteligencia Artificial. A través de ejemplos prácticos y una demostración en directo, se mostrará cómo crear flujos que redactan textos, generan imágenes, optimizan el SEO y publican entradas sin intervención manual. Exploraremos cómo conectar WordPress con diferentes fuentes de datos (APIs, hojas de cálculo, RSS o formularios), cómo estructurar la información para que la IA produzca contenido coherente y cómo automatizar tareas repetitivas que normalmente consumen horas de trabajo. El objetivo es que cualquier asistente entienda cómo pasar de una web estática a un WordPress dinámico, capaz de actualizarse casi por sí solo. Se abordarán también buenas prácticas, límites actuales de la inteligencia artificial y recomendaciones para mantener el control editorial sin perder calidad. Una sesión pensada tanto para creadores de contenido como para agencias y desarrolladores que quieran ahorrar tiempo, escalar proyectos y añadir un componente diferencial a sus webs sin necesidad de programar en profundidad.Presentation Slides »

Presentazione sulla mia esperienza di tirocinio con WordPress Credits

This online workshop is designed to help WordPress Campus Connect and WordCamp organizers learn how to build a complete event website using the WordPress Block Editor. The session focuses on practical, hands-on learning, guiding participants through the process of creating an event website from scratch using modern, block-based tools.

En esta charla descubriremos qué es un tema de editor de bloques y cómo encaja en el nuevo WordPress. Veremos: - Qué es un tema de editor de bloques y cómo cambia la forma de diseñar un sitio. - Cómo se estructuran plantillas y diseños directamente en el editor. - Cómo conectar el tema con Gutenberg para aprovecharlo como maquetador visual. - Cómo usar la guía de estilos para definir colores, tipografías y bloques personalizados. Ideal si queremos dar unos primeros pasos en los temas de bloques y entender cómo sacarle más partido a Gutenberg.

WordCamps and Meetups are where the WordPress community comes to life — face-to-face, beyond the screen. This talk explores why these events still matter, how they’re being organised today, and the impact they have on individuals and the wider project. Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned contributor, you’ll leave with insight, inspiration, and maybe even the spark to get involved in organising or supporting events in your community.

Learn how to design and launch a professional event website for Campus Connect and WordCamp using WordPress. This hands-on workshop covers planning, page structure, themes, blocks, and essential features to showcase events, manage information, and engage the community effectively.

En esta sesión, Nilo Vélez ofrece una visión general del proyecto WordPress, explicando qué es realmente más allá de ser un CMS y por qué impulsa más del 40% de Internet. La charla recorre el ecosistema completo que rodea al software disponible en WordPress, desde los directorios de plugins y temas hasta recursos como el WordPress Photo Directory, la plataforma formativa Learn WordPress, los foros de soporte, WordPress.tv y los eventos organizados a través de WordPress.org. Además, se pone el foco en la comunidad global que sostiene el proyecto, en la importancia de los eventos locales y en las iniciativas educativas como WordPress Education, Campus Connect, los Student Clubs y el programa de créditos. Una introducción clara para entender WordPress como tecnología, comunidad y ecosistema abierto en el que cualquiera puede participar y crecer.Presentation Slides »

Από emails και SMS έως mobile apps, IoT συσκευές και 3D printers, το WordPress και το WooCommerce γίνονται ένα πολυκαναλικό σύστημα ειδοποιήσεων που γεφυρώνει τον ψηφιακό με τον πραγματικό κόσμο, αξιοποιώντας webhooks, APIs και MQTT για αξιόπιστη και δημιουργική επικοινωνία, με κώδικα αλλά και χωρίς!

Στην παρουσίαση αυτή θα δούμε πώς το storytelling και το UX μπορούν να κάνουν ένα website πραγματικά αποτελεσματικό, μετατρέποντας τους επισκέπτες σε πελάτες, clients ή guests. Μέσα από παραδείγματα από projects στον χώρο της φιλοξενίας και όχι μόνο, θα αναλύσουμε πρακτικές στρατηγικές περιεχομένου και design που δημιουργούν εμπειρίες και φέρνουν αποτελέσματα.Presentation Slides »

Πώς δημιουργείται ένα plugin που χρησιμοποιούν καθημερινά εκαντοντάδες WooCommerce eshops; Θα δούμε μαζί πώς δημιουργήθηκε το πρόσθετο “XML Feed for Skroutz for WooCommerce” από το μηδέν και ποιες πρακτικές προκλήσεις αντιμετώπισα στη διαδρομή. Από την αποδοτική δημιουργία του feed και την τεχνική βελτιστοποίηση μέχρι τη φροντίδα στο UI για να γίνει εύχρηστο για τον τελικό χρήστη. Η παρουσίαση θα περιλαμβάνει πρακτικά παραδείγματα, προβλήματα που λύθηκαν και συμβουλές για προγραμματιστές που θέλουν να αναπτύξουν plugins με στόχο την απλότητα και την αποτελεσματικότητα, αλλά και πώς να βρουν μια ισορροπία ανάμεσα στην προσφορά στο WordPress Community και το monetization.Presentation Slides »

Πώς ένα WordPress site μπορεί να γίνει προσβάσιμο μέσω ελέγχων, κατάλληλων plugins και διορθώσεων κώδικα; Η ομιλία παρουσιάζει πρακτικά βήματα για συμμόρφωση με WCAG και ουσιαστικό αντίκτυπο στους χρήστες.Presentation Slides »

Why performance is important and how a WordPress developer can identify and implement quick wins to optimize it. Learn how you can use object cache to improve performance and how to let AI help you with making code faster.Presentation Slides »

AI is everywhere, but does it help or hurt? Explore what works, what backfires, and how to combine human creativity with AI tools to craft credible, effective content ready for the next wave of search and SEO changes.Presentation Slides »

Esta charla es una excelente manera de adentrarnos en los nuevos estándares para el desarrollo en WordPress, tanto si eres un/a desarrollador/a experimentad@ como si eres un/a simple ususari@ y te interesa conocer cómo funciona el ecosistema de WordPress.

Πρακτικός οδηγός για δημιουργικούς επαγγελματίες και εταιρείες που θέλουν να τιμολογούν τις υπηρεσίες τους. Περιλαμβάνει πρακτικές τακτικές, δοκιμασμένα μοντέλα προσφορών και μεθόδους για να παρουσιάζονται πολλαπλές επιλογές τιμολόγησης στον πελάτη, ενισχύοντας την αντιληπτή αξία και την ψυχολογία της επιλογής.Presentation Slides »

Δημιουργία σύνθετων μενού στο WordPress: custom block ή επεξεργασία και επέκταση των core blocks; Ποια επιλογή προσφέρει καλύτερη εμπειρία χρήσης, ευελιξία και απόδοση; Μέσα από παραδείγματα, θα ανακαλύψουμε ποια λύση ταιριάζει σε κάθε περίπτωση.Presentation Slides »

Μαθαίνουμε πώς το WordPress REST API μπορεί να λειτουργήσει ως γέφυρα με εξωτερικά συστήματα, μειώνοντας φόρτο και αυξάνοντας απόδοση. Πραγματικά παραδείγματα σύνδεσης με ERP, XML updates και αυτοματισμούς σε πραγματικό χρόνο.Presentation Slides »

What if you need to design without the expensive tools? Learn how to think like a fearless creative, using free or low-cost alternatives, embracing limitations, and turning challenges into stunning design solutions.

WordPress Security 2025: Στρατηγικές για προστασία από πραγματικές απειλές. Από βασικά plugins και login hardening μέχρι advanced protections όπως Content Security Policy και security headers.Presentation Slides »

Οι caches αποτελούν σημαντικό συστατικό για κάθε website, καθώς αποθηκεύουν δεδομένα που χρησιμοποιούνται συχνά, επιτρέποντας στις σελίδες να φορτώνουν πιο γρήγορα και μειώνοντας το φόρτο στους servers. Αυτό βελτιώνει το Performance του website και την εμπειρία του χρήστη. Ένας σημαντικός τύπος cache στο WordPress είναι η Object Cache. Στην ομιλία θα δούμε πως μπορούμε να βελτιώσουμε την ταχύτητα ενός website με την χρήση της Persistent Object Cache. Πιο συγκεκριμένα, θα παρουσιάσουμε τι είναι η Object Cache, τί προσφέρει το Persistency και τις επιλογές που υπάρχουν ως προς την αποθήκευσή της (backend). Θα δείξουμε επίσης ένα παράδειγμα με μετρήσιμη βελτίωση ταχύτητας και τέλος θα αναφερθούμε στην αξιοποίηση της προγραμματιστικά. Υπάρχει όμως τελικά πάντα όφελος από τη χρήση της Persistent Object Cache σε όλα τα WordPress websites;Presentation Slides »

Θα δούμε πως ο WordPress Developer μπορεί να αξιοποιήσει αποτελεσματικά τα νέα ΑΙ εργαλεία εκτός του ChatGPT. Πως μπορούν να μας γλυτώσουν χρόνο στο boilerplate, να βοηθήσουν στην οργάνωση του κώδικα και να επιταχύνουν ουσιαστικά την παραγωγικότητα.Presentation Slides »

Discover how to bring modern PHP development practices into your WordPress projects using Composer. This talk explores how dependency management, autoloading, and environment configuration, can simplify your setup, improve maintainability, version control and deployment consistency and make your WordPress development more efficient and professional. Perfect for developers looking to modernize their WordPress toolkit and streamline their workflow.Presentation Slides »