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Lesson Plan Testing Feedback
Read this page in other languages: Gujarati (Google Doc) Hello presenters! Thank you for testing a WordPress.org Training Team lesson plan. Your feedback will help us improve the lesson plans and make them easier to use and better for participants! Please fill out the form below and let us know how it went! ← Back…
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Lesson Plan Testing Guide
Thank you for volunteering to test a lesson plan! Testing is a vital part of the WordPress Training project and helps make sure that the lesson plans are the best learning resources they can be in a live, classroom or workshop environment. If you enjoy teaching people how to use and build stuff for WordPress,…
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Lesson Plan Style Guide
The WordPress.org Training Team’s style guidelines are a reference point to maintain consistency while developing new lesson plans and slides. In order to maintain consistency we ask that you please follow this style guide. The Training Team lesson plans are part of the WordPress.org open source project. As such, these lesson plans should not incorporate…
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Getting Started
Welcome to the Training Team! Hi there! We’re so glad you’ve joined the WordPress Training Team. Please take a moment to watch the video below. This will introduce the Training Team’s mission, and how we operate as a team. It is also the first step in onboarding to the team and making your first contribution.…
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About
The WordPress training team helps people learn to use, extend, and contribute to WordPress through synchronous and asynchronous learning, as well as downloadable lesson plans for instructors to use in live environments, available at learn.wordpress.org. Learn WordPress makes WordPress knowledge accessible to all by empowering individuals worldwide to create, contribute, and grow within the WordPress…
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Glossary
dl.glossary-list dd { margin-top: -50px; padding-top: 50px; } Admin P2 A plugin administrator private make blog for managing security and legal issues not possible to disclose publicly at this time. # FUD Fear, uncertainty and doubt, usually evoked intentionally in order to put a competitor at a disadvantage. # Help Scout A 3rd party service…
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WordPress Hosting Team Handbook
Welcome to the WordPress Hosting Handbook! Here you will find WordPress hosting best practice documentation developed collaboratively by the Hosting Team. Use the “Contents” menu on the left to navigate topics. About the Hosting Team The WordPress Hosting Team consists of experienced professionals dedicated to bridging the gap between WordPress and hosting environments. Our members…
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Using the Review Admin Tool
Reviews are done via the Dashboard on the directory. Only reviewers and admins have access to this. Important Links Review Checklist Review Walkthrough All new plugins have a status of ‘draft’. This means they have not yet been reviewed. To view all newly submitted plugins, go to My Plugins and click on Pending Initial Review:…
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Directory Maintenance
Maintaining the directory can be a full-time job. To achieve this, we rely on multiple tools to constantly scan, review, and monitor check-ins. There are some filters on SVN that prevent dangerous code from being committed to the repositories, the rest of the work is done by scanning. Removing Plugins Plugins are removed for reasons…
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Security and Guideline Violation Reports
Users, security firms, and developers all send in security reports. Each one must be read, reviewed, and replied to without exception. The goal is to ensure accuracy in reporting and communicate clearly to the developers what must be corrected and why. While all plugins in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory are required to be compatible with…