WordPress Help
Official documentation, learning resources, and contributor guides collected from WordPress.org.
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Building a Glossary
In the Polyglots Contributor Training course, you can find tips on organizing a locale glossary creation workshop. To keep your translations consistent, we recommend you build and use a glossary. A glossary is merely a list of words and definitions of words specific to your language. Technical terms are often very specific in certain languages and vary…
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Building a Style Guide
In the Polyglots Contributor Training course, you can find tips on organizing a locale style guide creation workshop. In addition to a glossary, a style guide will help keep your translation consistent by giving the localizers on your team a list of rules they can follow: Punctuation Formatting (bolding, fonts, spacing) Tone (formal vs. informal) Notes on…
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WordPress Versions
The following are the various versions of WordPress, listed chronologically from newest to oldest, along with the Change Log information on new features and improvements in each version. NOTE: WordPress core developers share a love of jazz music, and since WordPress 1.0, all major releases are named in honor of jazz musicians they admire. See Also…
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How to Create Reusable Blocks
In this lesson plan, you will learn how to use Reusable Blocks in the WordPress block editor. If you often use the same content blocks in your WordPress Posts, then Reusable Block can help you. It allows you to save blocks and reuse them in other posts, pages, and also you can export them to…
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How to Create a Post or Page with the WordPress Block Editor
The WordPress Editor uses blocks to transform the way you create content: it turns a single document into a collection of components for adding content. With blocks, you can quickly add and customize multiple media and visual elements that used to require shortcodes, custom HTML code, and embeds. Blocks make it easier to create media-rich layouts on your…
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How to use WordPress Block Patterns
Description In this lesson, you will learn all about block patterns, what they are, and how to use them. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Describe what a block pattern is Choose when to use a block pattern rather than a re-usable block Modify a block pattern for use on their…
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Add New Blocks to Your Site Using the Block Directory
The Block Directory helps WordPress users discover, test and install new blocks for their website. The WordPress Block Directory searches the free WordPress plugin directory for third-party WordPress block plugins, or those that are not part of a standard WordPress installation. Users can seamlessly install a new WordPress block into their site without leaving their…
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