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WordPress 6.5.3 is now available! This minor release features 12 bug fixes in Core and 9 bug fixes for the block editor. You can review a summary of the maintenance updates in this release by reading the Release Candidate announcement. WordPress 6.5.3 is a short-cycle release. The next major release will be version 6.6 planned […]

Explore the transformative world of the WordPress Contributor Mentorship Program with guest host Angela Jin and special guest and sponsored contributor Hari Shanker. Whether you're a long-time WordPress enthusiast or new to the scene, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and tips to help you engage more deeply with one of the most passionate open source communities.

WordPress's massive reach of over 40% of the web comes with a similarly large responsibility. Read about what the WordPress project is doing to enhance performance for its users and the web.

Explore the WordPress Data Liberation project in this exclusive behind-the-scenes episode discussing WordPress migrations. Joining us is WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy, along with special guest and sponsored contributor Jordan Gillman. Together, they'll look at how the project is expanding opportunities to benefit from the freedom and flexibility WordPress offers. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

Note: Due to an issue with the initial package, WordPress 6.5.1 was not released. 6.5.2 is the first minor release for WordPress 6.5. This security and maintenance release features 2 bug fixes on Core, 12 bug fixes for the Block Editor, and 1 security fix. Because this is a security release, it is recommended that […]

Join WordPress Executive Director, Josepha Haden Chomphosy, as she offers an exclusive preview of the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release, accompanied by special guest Dave Smith, one of the Editor Tech leads for this release. Don’t miss this opportunity for an insider’s look!

WordPress 6.5 "Regina" is here! Named in honor of Regina Carter, renowned jazz violinist and educator, this release was made possible by over 700 contributors. Download WordPress 6.5 “Regina” today.

WordPress 6.5 RC4 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what's coming in this release and how to get involved with the open source project.

WordPress 6.5 RC3 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what's coming in this release and how to get involved with the open source project.

WordCamp Asia 2024 was a dynamic three-day celebration of collaboration, diversity, and innovation in the WordPress project. This week, Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy shares her insights and experiences from the event, which featured one of the largest Contributor Days in the region, a variety of speakers, engaging panel discussions, and workshops. Josepha offers her thoughts on the latest topics being discussed within the community and forming the future of WordPress.

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Then: Writing code or installing plugins to use a custom font. Now: Welcome to the Font Library.

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Five of our favorite new themes.

Meet Studio by WordPress.com, our new, free, open source local WordPress development environment.

Few WordPress features offer more return on your learning investment than block patterns.

Whether you're a design pro or a total newbie, you'll find a great tool in this list that will take your website skills to the next level.

Try it out: WordPress' new Interactivity API provides a standardized way for developers to build interactive, dynamic elements within their websites.

What's harder: winning the Masters Tournament or re-creating its website in under 30 minutes? Watch the video and find out.

BuddyPress 12.4.1 is now available. This is a security release. All BuddyPress installations should be updated as soon as possible. The 12.4.1 release addresses the following security issue: This vulnerability was impacting BuddyPress branches from 9.0 to 12.0. It was reported privately to the BuddyPress team, in accordance with WordPress’s security policies. Our thanks to the […]

Immediately available is BuddyPress 12.4.0. This maintenance release fixes 4 bugs, mainly to improve the BP Rewrites API we introduced in 12.0.0. We also exceptionally decided to remove the repair tool about the Members last activity in this minor release (we usually do this kind of changes in major releases). For details on all changes, please […]

Immediately available is BuddyPress 12.3.0. This maintenance release fixes 7 bugs. The most serious one was happening when a community member requested an email address change from her/his front-end profile: the link to verify the request validity was not generated the right way. This bug is only concerning versions 12.0.0 to 12.2.0. It was reported 12 […]

Dear end users & site owners, Please note BP Classic 1.4.0 is now available for upgrade/download. 1.4.0 is a maintenance release of the BuddyPress backwards compatibility Add-on helping you to stay classic so that you can carry on: Only 1 issue has been fixed: the bbPress topics/replies pagination should now behave as expected with BuddyPress 12.0 […]

Dear end users & site owners, Please note BP Classic 1.3.0 is now available for upgrade/download. 1.3.0 is a maintenance release of the BuddyPress backwards compatibility Add-on helping you to stay classic so that you can carry on: What about 1.3.0 changes? 4 issues have been fixed: Please upgrade!

Immediately available is BuddyPress 12.2.0. This maintenance release fixes four bugs. One of them was pretty annoying for users first activating BuddyPress with version 12.1.1. In this particular case, the 12.0 deprecated code wasn’t loaded which could cause nasty errors with 3rd party BP plugins / themes not ready yet for the modern BuddyPress (12.0.0 & […]

BuddyPress 12.1.1 is now available. This is a security and maintenance release. Please update your BuddyPress as soon as possible. The 12.1.1 release addresses the following minor 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. BuddyPress 12.1.1 also […]

We’re very excited to announce the immediate availability of BuddyPress 12.0.0 “Nonno”, 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. It took the BuddyPress Team almost a year to finish baking the 100 changes to perfection, write […]

The first release candidate (RC1) for BuddyPress 12.0.0 is now available! This version of the BuddyPress software is a development version. Please do not install, run, or test this version of BuddyPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, it’s recommended that you evaluate 12.0.0-RC1 on a test server and site. Reaching this phase of the […]

Dear end users & site owners, Never heard about BP Classic? You should read the Add-on’s first version announcement post. Please note version 1.2.0 is now available for upgrade/download. What about 1.2.0 changes? 3 issues have been fixed: Many thanks to the contributors who helped BP Classic be ready for the next BP major release (12.0.0) […]

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 […]

bbPress 2.6.3 fixes 9 issues reported by community members: Fixes a few typos and grammatical errors Bumps required WordPress versions to 5.3.0 (bbPress always only officially supports the latest WordPress version) Fixes the Forums widget displaying in the wrong order Fixes a JavaScript error with hierarchical replies We’re continuing to work on improving bbPress 2.6 […]

bbPress 2.6.2 fixes 5 more small bugs that were reported by community members in our support forums: Hierarchical replies in threaded discussion topics were broken for sites that were enabling the visual editor, so we unbroke it. Sites with custom bbpress.css files were not having their custom styling applied in some cases. We fixed at […]

It seems like only yesterday that 2.6.0 was released, and depending on where you live that might actually be true! 🗓 bbPress 2.6.1 fixes a few small (but very annoying bugs) that warranted some immediate attention: One was causing subforums not to be listed underneath their parents anymore. Another was causing styling issues for a […]

There’s no way for me to contain either my excitement or anxiety when I say that bbPress 2.6.0 is available now! 🎉 This version of bbPress has been in development for just a bit under 6 years (yikes!) over which 420 tickets were resolved via 1737 individual code commits. There are so many improvements that […]

Start of the meeting in Slack, facilitated by @joemcgill. 🔗 Agenda post. Announcements The WordPress 6.6 roadmap has been published. WordPress 6.5.3 was released on Tuesday, May 7. This minor release features 12 bug fixes in Core and 9 bug fixes for the block editor. You can review a summary of the maintenance updates in this release by reading the Release […]

These “Core Editor Improvement…” posts (labeled with the #core-editor-improvement tag) are a series dedicated to highlighting various new features, improvements, and more from Core Editor related projects.  Important design tools have shipped in the last few Gutenberg releases, with additional ways to take advantage of the creative flexibility already available with block themes. Here’s a […]

“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 18.3 has been released and is available for download! A […]

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. Additional items will be referred to in the various curated agenda sections, as below. If you have ticket requests for help, please do continue to post […]

This post summarizes the feedback received from the WordPress 6.5 retrospective. Thank you to those who contributed their feedback via the retrospective survey and comments on the post.  For ease of reading, feedback has been synthesized. Full feedback is available for review in the anonymized form responses and comments to the original post. Please remember that the following […]

Almost 8 years ago the Preferred Languages feature project was kicked off in response to a feature request in #28197. Right now it is probably the oldest active feature plugin. Over time there were numerous updates, bug fixes, and even a complete refactor. Preferred Languages was always built and maintained with the goal in mind […]

The HTML API continues to receive paced and steady development. The Tag Processor was introduced in WordPress 6.2, the HTML Processor in WordPress 6.4, and the ability to traverse all syntax tokens in a document was added in WordPress 6.5. What’s been happening since then and what’s in store for the coming releases? Quick Review […]

Meeting agenda here and the full chat log is available beginning here on Slack. Announcements Priority Items Structure: WordPress Performance Trac Tickets Performance Lab Plugin (and other Performance Plugins) Active Priority Projects Improve template loading INP research opportunities Improving the calculation of image size attributes Optimized autoloaded options Open Floor Our next chat will be […]

Here is the agenda for this week’s performance team meeting scheduled for . If you have any topics you’d like to add to this agenda, please add them in the comments below. This meeting happens in the #core-performance channel. To join the meeting, you’ll need an account on the Make WordPress Slack. #agenda, #meeting, #performance, […]

Abstract Script Modules were introduced in WordPress 6.5. wp_add_inline_script is often used to initialize or make data available to Scripts. Feedback on Script Modules and explorations suggest this would be a useful feature for Script Modules, but nothing exists at this time. This post will describe the problem in detail and propose a solution. The […]

WordPress 6.6 is set to be released on July 16, 2024. With a slightly shorter cycle, this release heavily builds on the foundation of the last with some new items, like section styles and overrides in synced patterns, and loads of enhancements to features that landed in the last few releases, including the Font Library […]

Summary of the WordPress Developer Blog meeting, which took place in the  #core-dev-blog channel on the Make WordPress Slack. Start of the meeting in Slack. Attendees: @greenshady, @ironnysh, @ndiego, @milana_cap @bph (as facilitator), @bcworkz (async) Last meeting notes: Developer Blog editorial meeting summary, April 4, 2024 Updates on the site Congrats to our new contributors […]

Project Objective: Create and launch a Data Liberation solution that allows users to do what they want with their own content.  Project Overview Based on the initial vision for the project, in conjunction with a period of outreach the project seeks to introduce new tools that make it easier to migrate to WordPress from any […]

Over the last 2 months I’ve been reaching out and talking to folks in the community about the Data Liberation project. I want to say thank you to all those who provided feedback and input in survey responses, Slack, emails, Zoom meetings, and in person. From that feedback here are a few trends and insights […]

WordPress 6.5.3 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) is available for testing.

Start of the meeting in Slack, facilitated by @joemcgill. 🔗 Agenda post. Announcements The WordPress 6.5 retrospective survey is now closed. Thank you to everyone who responded! Expect a follow-up post with collected, anonymized results once @priethor, @marybaum, and @akshayar have finished processing all of the feedback. Gutenberg 18.2 was released on April 24. Read about what’s new in this release. The remaining […]

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. Additional items will be referred to in the various curated agenda sections, as below. If you have ticket requests for help, please do continue to post […]

Meeting agenda here and the full chat log is available beginning here on Slack. Announcements Priority Items Structure: WordPress Performance Trac Tickets Performance Lab Plugin (and other Performance Plugins) Active Priority Projects Improve template loading INP research opportunities Improving the calculation of image size attributes Optimized autoloaded options Open Floor Our next chat will be […]

Here is the agenda for this week’s performance team meeting scheduled for . If you have any topics you’d like to add to this agenda, please add them in the comments below. This meeting happens in the #core-performance channel. To join the meeting, you’ll need an account on the Make WordPress Slack. #agenda, #meeting, #performance, […]

This is a summary of a Hallway Hangout that was first announced on Make Core. The aim was to have a shared space where we could chat about what’s being worked on to provide broader awareness to more WordPress contributors and get feedback. The hope is that by coming together early before the next beta […]

Just as an FYI, these error_log calls are causing some WP-CLI tests to fail as there is now a lot of unexpected output when running commands.

duplicate: Duplicate of #61200.

The website keeps going to an index page and I cannot get into the menu to update.

fixed: In 58137: Users: Add JS confirmation if user profile has unsaved changes. Add a confirmation dialog when users navigate away from the user profile screen if they have unsaved changes to prevent data loss. Props ashokrane, karlijnbk, diedeexterkate, jwgoedert, joedolson, swissspidy, afercia. Fixes #40493.

Users: Add JS confirmation if user profile has unsaved changes. Add a confirmation dialog when users navigate away from the user profile screen if they have unsaved changes to prevent data loss. Props ashokrane, karlijnbk, diedeexterkate, jwgoedert, joedolson, swissspidy, afercia. Fixes #40493.

When creating a 2-column gallery in the block editor, the preview HTML looks like this: <figure class="wp-block-gallery has-nested-images columns-2 is-cropped wp-block-gallery-1 is-layout-flex"> And unfortunately, the Twenty Fifteen stylesheets have no mention of columns-2 nor is-layout-flex. I looked in twentytwentyone/style.css and couldn't find those class names listed there either. Clearly, this can't work. Am I looking in the right place for the implementation? One of the search results that came up dicussed implementing is-layout-flex which seems like a bad experience and non-implementation. ​https://wordpress.org/support/topic/gallery-not-displayed-in-columns/ First tested on v6.2.5 with a child theme of Twenty Fifteen v3.7.

Tests: Move add_settings_section() tests to a more appropriate place. Follow-up to [54247]. See #60705.

fixed: In 58135: Twenty Seventeen: Resolves Header Image Quality Issue The heading image had quality issues on iOS Safari in portrait and landscape modes. This resolves it through adding 200cv for smaller screens so less than full size. Props poena, richardevs, laurelfulford, davidakennedy, joemcgill, SergeyBiryukov, ianbelanger, sabernhardt, shailu25, robertghetau. Fixes #39253.

Twenty Seventeen: Resolves Header Image Quality Issue The heading image had quality issues on iOS Safari in portrait and landscape modes. This resolves it through adding 200cv for smaller screens so less than full size. Props poena, richardevs, laurelfulford, davidakennedy, joemcgill, SergeyBiryukov, ianbelanger, sabernhardt, shailu25, robertghetau. Fixes #39253.

Just noticed this, cannot reproduce or figure out why it appears, but there are few random instances in the error log [12-May-2024 08:13:17 UTC] PHP Warning: Array to string conversion in /homepublic_html/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 1108

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When developing themes or plugins for a WordPress multisite network, there are a few things to consider that are slightly different from developing for a single site WordPress install. In this lesson, you'll discover some differences to consider, and how to ensure your plugins and themes are supported for multisite.

WordPress core includes a set of functions and hooks that control certain aspects of the network, or individual sites on the network. In this lesson, you'll learn about multisite specific function naming conventions to be aware of, and then dive into some useful multisite specific functions and hooks you can use. Finally, you'll learn about developing for individual sites in a network, as well as were to go for more information about multisite functions and hooks.

With the basics of managing a multisite network under your belt, it's time to look at some more advanced multisite management tasks. Let's dive into the different possible site statuses, what happens when you delete a site, how to export a single site from a multisite network to its own install, and how to convert a multisite network install back to a single site install.

Managing a WordPress Multisite network is slightly different from managing a single site WordPress install. In this lesson, you're going to learn how to manage a WordPress multisite network. You will learn about the Network Admin dashboard, and the options available in the Network Settings page, as well as different ways to create and manage sub-sites on the network.

A WordPress multisite network is a way to host multiple WordPress sites on a single WordPress installation. In this lesson, you will learn more about WordPress multisite, why you would consider setting up a multisite network, and the steps to follow to create one.

In order to get started on internationalizing your code, you need to understand the functions that WordPress provides to help you with this process. In this lesson, you will learn about the most commonly used internationalization functions in WordPress, and how to use them in your code.

Internationalization is the process of developing software in a way that it can easily be translated into other languages without any changes to the source code. Let's learn what internationalization is in the context of WordPress, why it is important, and learn where to find more information on how to implement it in your WordPress development.

In this lesson, you'll learn about some tools available to test your code for security vulnerabilities, and a brief introduction on how to use them. You will also learn where to find more information about critical security risks to web applications.

A more "real world" example of fixing common vulnerabilities, covering SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting, Cross-site Request Forgery, Broken Access Control, and Open Redirects

A short introduction to developing with a security mindset, covering the most common principles to consider when writing code.

In this lesson, we explore the process of configuring your site's title and tagline, adjusting your time zone, and selecting the display settings for your homepage.

Czy lubisz pisać zapytania SQL? Ja nie, ale czasem, szczególnie w przypadku bardziej złożonych wyzwań sięgnięcie po tą technologię jest niezbędne. Potrafię pisać SQL i w miarę go zrozumieć, ale po prostu nie lubię tego robić. Jeśli Ty również – witaj w klubie! W prezentacji opowiem o tym jak zmniejszyłem swoją niechęć do SQL i uprościłem pracę z nim wykorzystując techniki inspirowane frameworkiem Laravel. Opowiem o tym jakie problemy w dużym projekcie spowodowały, że zdecydowałem się na ten ruch, i jak to przełożyło się na pozytywne rezultaty biznesowe dla klienta, początkowo niemal niemożliwe do osiągnięcia. Istnieje wiele sposobów na usprawnienie pracy z bazą danych, dlatego przedstawię również alternatywne podejścia rekomendowane przez światową społeczność WordPress, która zdecydowanie zna się na rzeczy. Zyskasz szansę na zwiększenie pewności w tworzeniu długoterminowych rozwiązań WordPress oraz na usprawnienie pracy w zespole programistów – nawet tych, którzy unikają SQL jak ognia. Mam nadzieję, że dzięki niej, tak jak ja, będziesz bliżej stwierdzenia , że niemożliwe staje się coraz bardziej możliwe.Presentation Slides »

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Dobrze wykonane sklepy na WooCommerce są wizytówkę tego rozwiązania i całej społeczności WP. Tymczasem wielu wykonawców zniechęca firmy do korzystania z WooCommerce utwierdzając ich w przekonaniu, że sklepu nie da się zoptymalizować, a WordPress po prostu musi być wolny. Gdyby tylko deweloperzy zmienili swoje podejście do optymalizacji stron, okazałoby się, że WordPress + WooCommerce może być całkiem szybką i wydajną maszynką do sprzedaży. Do tego może służyć nie tylko małym firmom, ale może być też wykorzystywany przez poważnych graczy w ecommerce. W prezentacji pokażę najczęstsze nierozwiązane problemy polskich sklepów na WooCommerce oraz triki, które w zaskakujący sposób zwiększyłyby szybkość ich działania. Słuchacze dowiedzą się, że „wąskie gardła” spowalniające WordPressa i Woocommerce, które zazwyczaj są uznawane za zło konieczne i których nie da się przeskoczyć, w rzeczywistości da się rozwiązać i przejść na wyższy level w optymalizacji stron.Presentation Slides »

Co nowego w wersji 6.5 dla programisty?

W dobie gdy praca zdalna stała się standardem, kluczową kwestią jest możliwość efektywnego i prostego zdalnego udostępniania lokalnych środowisk deweloperskich. Niezależnie od tego, czy chcesz szybko zademonstrować klientowi wyniki swojej pracy, zasięgnąć porady w zespole dotyczącej technicznego wyzwania w Twoim kodzie czy udostępnić komuś bazę danych lub pliki projektu – pokażę Ci, jak możesz to zrobić w najbardziej optymalny sposób. Na koniec powiem Ci, w którym kierunku będą rozwijały się narzędzia typu GitHub Copilot i jaki to ma związek z Twoim środowiskiem pracy.Presentation Slides »

W trakcie tej prezentacji poznasz tajniki WP Crona – wbudowanego harmonogramu zadań w WordPressie. Zobaczysz, jak można wykorzystać WP Crona do automatyzacji zadań, takich wysyłanie powiadomień e-mail czy wykonywanie złożonych operacji w konkretnym terminie. Poznasz również pułapki, które mogą prowadzić do nadmiernego obciążenia strony, gdy WP Cron jest używany nieprawidłowo. W trakcie prezentacji omówię również najlepsze praktyki dotyczące konfiguracji WP Crona, aby zapewnić jego niezawodność i skuteczność w wykonywaniu zaplanowanych zadań.Presentation Slides »

Piotrek opowiedział jak rozwiązał popularny problem dynamicznego renderowania treści po stronie serwera w Gutenbergu, z wykorzystaniem uniwersalnego bloku i formatu.Presentation Slides »

WordPress stoi w obliczu jednej z największych rewolucji od czasu jego utworzenia w 2003 roku. W tej prezentacji przyjrzymy się kierunkowi rozwoju WordPressa i odpowiemy co to oznacza dla nas wszystkich, jego użytkowników.Presentation Slides »

WordPress offers a diagnosis of your site’s health. Learn how to use the Site Health tool to help you monitor how your site is doing. Keeping an eye on your site’s health status is crucial to ensure it performs at its best.

In this lesson, we will examine exporting and importing data from one WordPress website to another. You may want to export your WordPress website to a different hosting company or create a copy of your website.

La pandemia hizo que el Atlántico se convirtiera en un charquito. Este será un meetup 100% enfocado al calor humano que encontramos en las comunidades de WordPress y cómo las oportunidades se abren paso cuando colaboras. Lidia y Sammy comentarán el por qué se motivaron a planear este viaje, las aventuras por España, los calcetines por los que deben regresar y lo que se llevan en el equipaje para las comunidades de Latam. Se exploraran las estrategias y curiosidades de 3 WordCamps, así que te motivamos a participar en el espacio de conversación con todas las preguntas que quieras.

In this lesson, we'll explore how to efficiently organize and manage your WordPress Media Library using a plugin, empowering you to take full control of your media assets with ease.

This lesson provides an overview of accessing and using the WordPress Site Editor, a comprehensive tool that empowers you to customize every aspect of your website with ease.

In this session, you’re about to embark on a journey that will transform the way you approach WordPress project setup. Imagine being able to automate repetitive tasks, streamline essential configurations, and save valuable time—all with the power of WP-CLI. Description: In today’s fast-paced world, efficiency is key. As WordPress professionals, we often find ourselves repeating the same steps when setting up new projects—installing plugins, configuring themes, removing defaults, and more. What if there was a way to eliminate this redundancy and make project preparation effortless? This session dives deep into the world of WP-CLI, a command-line interface for WordPress, and explores how it can revolutionise your workflow. We will unravel the art of automation, demonstrating how to: Instantly install essential plugins and themes. Manage plugin licenses with ease. Customize admin configurations to your preferences. Bid farewell to unwanted default plugins and themes. Start with a clean slate by removing default content. Create user accounts effortlessly. Automate Git commits and pushes for version control. Set up a child theme for enhanced customization. Join us for real-world demonstrations and step-by-step guides, empowering you to simplify and expedite your WordPress project setup. Whether you’re a developer, designer, or WordPress enthusiast, this session equips you with the tools and knowledge to elevate your workflow and productivity.Presentation Slides »

Using the Group block is one of the cornerstones of mastering the WordPress block editor. When you select a Group block, you have the variations of the Group block, the standard group, rows, stacks, and grids. This lesson will examine how you can use rows and stacks to achieve various designs.

Studio is a brand new local WordPress development environment built by the folks at WordPress.com. Running WP Playground under the hood, it provides a zero config local WordPress development environment that's blazingly fast. Join me as I test out this new environment, learn how it works, and what's possible out of the box.

In this lesson, we will learn to create custom WordPress patterns and save them as synced or non-synced. Custom patterns can be tailored to your individual style and requirements.

The Make WordPress Training team are stewards of Learn.WordPress.org - the official education website for WordPress. The Learn WordPress website is currently in the process of a revamp and will launch with clearer structure, design, and pathways to learn from in July 2024. There's never been a more exciting time to get involved with the WordPress Training Team and have a strong impact on the WordPress community! In this workshop, team rep Ben will introduce attendees to the Training Team, and its five areas of contribution. Participants will learn what it means to be a Content Creator, Editor, Content Translator, Subject Matter Expert, and Administrator, for the team. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of what they can do next to contribute to the Training Team and its goals.

In this lesson, we will use various patterns to create a Services Page. Patterns allow you to add beautifully designed, ready-to-go layouts to any WordPress site with a simple insert or copy/paste. Learn how to add and modify patterns to suit your design needs.

WordPress 6.5 introduced the Block Bindings API, which lets you connect custom fields (or any data) to Core blocks. In this session, we discussed how this fits into the bigger picture of the block system and how you can combine it with existing features, laying the groundwork for much more advanced and dynamic site builds. You'll learn everything you need to know to start using the Block Bindings API.Presentation Slides »

Use a pattern to add a beautifully designed, ready-to-go layout to any WordPress site. In this lesson, we will explore how you can utilize patterns to save time and enhance design and creativity. We will also take a closer look at creating custom patterns, accessing patterns, and managing template part patterns.

This lesson will explore how comments are displayed when using a WordPress block theme. We will also discuss the relevance of allowing comments on your site and using the Latest Comments block.

After completing this lesson on the Query Loop block, learners will understand how to utilize this powerful tool to display content on their websites dynamically. They will learn how to customize and optimize the Query Loop block to efficiently retrieve and showcase posts or pages based on specific criteria, enhancing their WordPress sites' overall functionality and user experience.

The category template allows you to create a custom layout and design for displaying posts within a specific category on a WordPress website. It allows website owners to organize their content effectively, making navigating and finding relevant information easier for visitors.

In this lesson we will explore how to use the Create Block Theme plugin for theme development. The learning outcomes are to: describe what the Create Block theme plugin is, and why you might use it, and identify the main features of the plugin and describe their functionality.

La Biblioteca de Fuentes, recién estrenada en la última versión de WordPress 6.5, hace que sea muy sencillo para cualquiera instalar, eliminar y activar fuentes en tu sitio web. Está disponible de manera global, independientemente del tema que tengas activado, de forma parecida a la Biblioteca de Medios. Después de instalar una fuente, ya sea por un usuario o por un tema, podrás seleccionarla fácilmente mientras editas en cualquier parte del sitio web. En esta ponencia, haremos una demo de cómo usar la Biblioteca de Fuentes y exploraremos todas las posibilidades que tiene, para sacarle el máximo partido a la tipografía de tu sitio web.Presentation Slides »

A todos nos gusta pensar que tomamos decisiones informadas en nuestra vida. Compramos en el super con la mejor relación calidad/precio. Elegimos el colegio más adecuado para nuestros hijos. Mantenemos una dieta razonablemente equilibrada. Y el esfuerzo de ir a una WordCamp se justifica con todo lo que voy a aprender y los personas que voy a conocer. En nuestros sitios web también tomamos las decisiones así ¿verdad? Tú y yo sabemos que no es así. Que la intuición y la improvisación conducen gran parte de lo que hacemos cada día. ¡Y eso está genial! Pero tenemos que controlarlo en los asuntos más importantes. En esta sesión descubriremos qué puede aportarte el análisis de datos en la optimización del rendimiento de tu sitio web. Con ejemplos claros y prácticos. Las métricas más importantes y las técnicas más recomendables para hacer crecer tu web con WordPress.Presentation Slides »

Una Web nunca es segura al 100% pero en esta charla voy a desgranarte, sin tecnicismos, por qué proteger tu web es tan vital como cerrar con llave tu casa. Te voy a soltar unos consejos directos y sin complicaciones para que tu sitio sea un Fort Knox digital. ¡No dejes que te saqueen el fruto de tu curro! Es hora de aprender a echar el cerrojo a las puertas digitales de tu web.Presentation Slides »

Trataremos de entender cómo (los humanos) tomamos decisiones y veremos cómo integrar ciencias del comportamiento en el proceso de diseño desde un punto de vista de experiencia de usuario. A través de un caso de estudio analizaremos algunos procesos psicológicos (sesgos) que intervienen (sobrecarga cognitiva, aversión a la pérdida…) y los patrones de diseño que podemos aplicar en el diseño de interfaz para mejorar la experiencia de los usuarios y las conversiones.Presentation Slides »

«¿Podemos añadir 20 páginas más?» «No sé qué escribir, mejor redacta tú los textos» «Te paso contenido para 5 secciones más» Pero… ¿Qué está incluido y qué no? La pregunta del millón tiene una fácil solución: recógelo en el presupuesto. La mayoría de clientes nos dan más trabajo del acordado por puro desconocimiento; está en nuestra mano explicarles (con calma) los límites de nuestros servicios. Debemos ser claros y cubrirnos ante posibles problemas. ¿Quieres saber cómo dejar a tus clientes las cosas claras y, además, quedar bien? Acompáñame y te explicaré los puntos clave para hacer un presupuesto y llevar una gestión adecuada durante el desarrollo del proyecto. Trabaja y cobra lo acordado, ni más ni menos. ¡Te espero!Presentation Slides »

La soledad del teletrabajo puede ser un desafío silencioso para nuestra salud mental. En el mundo de los códigos y las interfaces, los freelancers del desarrollo web a menudo se encuentran solos frente a sus pantallas. Pero no temas, porque en esta charla vamos a explorar cómo enfrentar este reto y mantener nuestra mente en forma.Presentation Slides »

Crear un sitio con WordPress es tremendamente sencillo, trabajar y hacerlo crecer también, seguro que lo sabes, pero lo que quizá no sepas es que es necesario realizar unas tareas periódicas en tu sitio para estar a la última, corregir cualquier degradación del servicio o mejorar la seguridad, es decir, el mantenimiento. Descubre todas las tareas necesarias para mantener tu WordPress en buen estado, no solo actualizado, sino optimizado y seguro. Acompáñame y te mostraré los 10 pasos clave para realizar un perfecto mantenimiento de tu sitio con WordPressPresentation Slides »

¿Quieres pasar al siguiente nivel? Si has utilizado el archivo functions.php, esta ponencia es para ti. La REST API de WordPress es una herramienta súper poderosa al alcance de cualquiera, solo hay que conocer un pequeño grupo de elementos para utilizarla. Con esos elementos y un poco de chispa, podrás crear maravillas.Presentation Slides »

Hay tres cosas a día de hoy que ya nadie duda: -Que el contenido es el rey -Que la IA ha venido para quedarse y que nos puede facilitar mucho la vida -Que WordPress es el mejor CMS del mundo y su universo de plugins tiene gran parte de culpa. Si te trabajas el contenido de tu web, no solo mejorará el SEO, sino que también aumentará la retención de tu audiencia, teniendo así más oportunidades de convencerle para que te llame, se suscriba, te pida presupuesto o te compre aquello que vendas. ¡Qué bien suena! Pero hacer buen contenido lleva su tiempo. Ese del que muchas veces no disponemos. ¡Qué suerte que en esto la IA pueda ayudarnos! Y cuando digo esto, no me refiero únicamente a pedirle a ChatGPT que nos escriba los textos. No. Me refiero a mucho más. A día de hoy hay muchos plugins para WordPress que han integrado la Inteligencia Artificial para facilitarnos esa tarea de tener un buen contenido. ¿Quieres saber cómo y con qué plugins? Pues no te pierdas esta charla que, aunque el título engañe, no voy a dar en inglés y además irá aliñada con toques de humor.Presentation Slides »