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Contribute Design
WordPress’ Mobile Apps provide a unique opportunity for designers to help push the envelope in a very fast-paced world. Design contributions to the mobile apps are in general pixel-based graphics, but those skilled with wireframing and mocking up interfaces are more than welcome to contribute to updates that way. A Designer’s Guide to the Mobile…
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Credits
People that have contributed in making this handbook: Eric Johnson (@aerych) Dan Roundhill (@mrroundhill) Jorge Bernal (@koke) Isaac Keyet (@isaackeyet) Sendhil Panchadsaram (@sendhil) Hugo Baeta (@hugobaeta) Danilo Ercoli (@daniloercoli) Beau (Robert) Collins (@beaucollins) Rachel McCollin (@rachel_mccollin) Keep Calm & Enable XML-RPC.
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Ways to Get Involved
This section of the handbook provides an overview of different ways to get involved contributing to the WordPress mobile apps. There are many ways to get involved and aside from programming for one of the mobile platforms, there are opportunities for designers to help envision new features and find better solutions to UIUI UI is…
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Mobile App Handbook
Welcome to the WordPress Mobile App Handbook, the place to learn how to get involved in the WordPress mobile community, and start contributing to the WordPress mobile apps. There are official WordPress apps on Android and iOSiOS The operating system used on iPhones and iPads., and just like coreCore Core is the set of software…
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Getting Started With Support
Getting started in Support is a comfort level thing. You help where you’re most comfortable and because of that, there’s no ‘one size fits all’ reply to the simple question of “How do I get started?” We can, however, give you some general pointers. Follow this blog! We talk about stuff here, and try to…
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MediaWiki formatting
The styles for the WordPress CodexWordPress Codex Living online manual to WordPress.org https://codex.wordpress.org/ are different from other wikis. For specifics, see Codex:Styles. The following editing styles and markup cover the specific style of the Codex and includes recommendations and structure formats from MediaWiki’s Guide: Editing Overview. For more information on styling these pages, see: Guide…
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Writing tips
The WordPress Codex is written in second person familiar in English. This removes the “I” from the instructions and tutorials and puts “you” in the driver’s seat. Here’s two paragraphs to compare the difference: I needed to display my categories in the sidebarSidebar A sidebar in WordPress is referred to a widget-ready area used by WordPress themes…
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Creating a new document
You will learn how to create a new page in this guide. Before you start on this, you should have read the Guide to creating User Pages, and created a User Page for yourself. That allows you to create your own personal testing ground for new pages and rough draft articles. We cover creating an…
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Documentation contributor handbook
This handbook contains information about how to contribute to WordPress documentation and be a member of the Documentation team. Who is in the Documentation team? Documentation team consists of volunteers and a few sponsored contributors with various backgrounds, levels of knowledge and experience working with WordPress. The team is maintaining both: end user and developer…
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Administration Overview
All moderators have extra links under gravatars in posts, like “edit,” “delete,” and “spam,” all rather self-explanatory. You can also see emails and IPs, please use that information wisely. Abuse will lead to you being removed as a mod, and probably from the forums entirely. Enforcing the Guidelines We have guidelines, not rules, for a…