WordPress.org is home to the WordPress project and its community. It is the central hub for news, documentation, and resources like plugins, themes, etc.
Thanks for contributing! If you’d like to get involved on a regular basis, these would be a good start:
- Subscribe to our P2 to stay up to date and participate in discussions.
- Join the #website-redesign channel on Slack to participate in meetings and ticket triages. Most people just idle in the room 99% of the time, rather than having constant conversations.
Code
- WordPress/wporg-mu-plugins: A set of shared blocks and other utilities used across WordPress.org
- WordPress/wporg-parent-2021: The parent theme for the redesigned sites. It sets the basic color palette, typography, spacing, as well as some custom block styles and patterns.
- WordPress/wporg-main-2022: The theme for
wordpress.org/. - WordPress/wporg-documentation-2022: The theme for
wordpress.org/documentation/. - WordPress/wporg-developer: The theme for
developer.wordpress.org/. - WordPress/wporg-developer-blog: The theme for
developer.wordpress.org/news/. - WordPress/wporg-showcase-2022: The theme for
wordpress.org/showcase/. - WordPress/wporg-theme-directory: The theme for
wordpress.org/themes/and the plugin that powers the theme repo. Not in use yet. - WordPress/pattern-directory: The theme & plugins for
wordpress.org/patterns/. Not redesigned yet, still built on the classicwporgtheme. - WordPress/wporg-news-2021: The theme for
wordpress.org/news/. - WordPress/Learn: The theme & plugins for
learn.wordpress.org. Not redesigned yet, still built on the classicwporgtheme. - wporg on meta.trac: The classic parent theme for WordPress.org sites, being phased out as the sub-sites are redesigned.
- WordPress/wporg-repo-tools: A helper repo for some common tools and configuration. This is imported to each project by composer.