WordPress Help
Official documentation, learning resources, and contributor guides collected from WordPress.org.
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Tools
If you find yourself working in and around WordPress.org and core development a lot, here are some tools you can use to make those workflows faster. User Scripts Trac Mentions – Easily mention any contributor who has already interacted with a Trac ticket Works with any of the Trac instances Alfred Workflows WP Trac –…
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Examples reviewing
Note: This project was completed. Thank you for your contribution. As outlined in the Codex Migration page, one of our primary contributor efforts as of 2015 is moving examples from Codex articles to their corresponding Code Reference articles. This effort is already in full-swing, and is a great way to contribute in small ways for…
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Examples migrating from Codex
Note: This project was completed. Thank you for your contribution. As outlined in the Codex Migration page, one of our primary contributor efforts as of 2015 is moving examples from Codex articles to their corresponding Code Reference articles. This effort is already in full-swing, and is a great way to contribute in small ways for…
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[OLD] Editing articles
Note: This project was completed. Thank you for your contribution. Codex to Code Reference As an example, let’s compare two pages of add_action to understand which sections are transferred to which areas: Codex (archives): https://codex.wordpress.org/index.php?title=Function_Reference/add_action&oldid=152725 Code Reference: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_action/ Description, Syntax, Parameters and Returns The Description, Syntax, Parameters and Returns should be converted to inline docs…
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Theme & Plugin Directories
Every Rosetta site now gets a theme and plugin directory for free! This is a new feature that has been rolled out to all Rosetta sites and is part of the site setup process for new locales. There are a number of features that need to be added to these directories to make them more…
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Video Submission Guidelines
WordPress.tv is a community-run website, and as such as very community-minded submissions standards, with the emphasis on sharing WordPress knowledge freely, as well as growing and strengthening the open source community around it, for the benefit of all users of WordPress. If you’d like to submit a screencast, video presentation or WordCamp video to WordPress.tv,…