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Design Table Facilitator Guidelines
This page outlines a baseline format to run the Design Table during WordCamp Contributor Days. It’s not meant to be followed strictly, but it’s a useful guideline especially for people that are running the table for the first time. The idea is to have clear instructions that anyone with some degree of knowledge of the…
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Upload to AWS S3
The standard upload method for submitting a video using the form is really the fastest way to get it online on WordPress.tv. However maybe you have lots of files that are too big or that still need a basic intro added, so a bulk upload might be more appropriate. In that case our AWS S3…
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Translating HelpHub
HelpHub feature is available on Rosetta sites. Locale teams can request activation on Polyglots P2 (example), after putting together a team of volunteers to work on it. For more background, refer to HelpHub & Handbook i18n Updates (July 2019) and its linked posts, as well as related meta trac tickets. HelpHub Migration Guide for Rosetta…
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The team
Team reps: @kenshino, @atachibana, @milana_cap. Onboarding new members Rep: @milana_cap Content Rep: @atachibana, @estelaris Theme Handbook Rep: @kafleg, @utz119, @poena Block Editor End User Documentation Rep: More Info Curator (Code reference): @stevenlinx User Notes Curator (Code reference): @audrasjb, @crstauf Common APIs Handbook Rep: @psykro Docs Team Handbook: @milana_cap, @atachibana Advanced administration Handbook: @javiercasares, @lucp Meeting facilitators: Issues reviewer…
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Performance
This section will cover the basics on configuring services for performance with WordPress. Caching WordPress has a lot of dynamic functionality, but this comes at a cost. Tasks such as processing PHP, querying the database and collecting information from external APIs all take resources and time. Caching saves time for potentially heavy tasks by reusing…
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WordPress Brand Writing Style Guide
Howdy! If you’re reading this, you’re probably interested in contributing to the marketing and communications efforts of the WordPress open source project. Welcome, and thanks for getting involved. (If you’re writing code instead of prose, check out the Spelling Best Practices page in the Core handbook). About this guide Consider this your field guide to…
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Reliability
Once your site is up, how do you keep it that way? And what can you do if it goes down? In most cases, the same best practices apply to WordPress as with other web applications, but some differences and recommendations are detailed here. Backups See Backup. If you are looking for more specific documentation,…
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Security
The goal of the page is to inform users who manage a WordPress site about general security best practices both in terms of environment level items, such as file permissions, as well as application-level items, such as setting up proper user roles, so they have a better foundation for security than setting up WordPress somewhere…