WordPress Help

Official documentation, learning resources, and contributor guides collected from WordPress.org.

  • Notes

    Notes let you and your team leave contextual feedback directly on individual blocks while editing a post or page. You can add notes, reply in threads, resolve conversations when they’re done, and keep collaboration inside WordPress. Notes never appear on the frontend of your site. Currently, Notes can only be added on a per block…

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  • Comments Count block

    The Comments Count block displays the total number of comments for the current post or page. It’s most useful in single post/page templates or inside a Post Template within a Query Loop. Where you can use this block Add the Comments Count block Behavior notes Block toolbar The block toolbar displays several tools used to…

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  • Math block

    Go back to the list of Blocks The Math block lets you display mathematical notation in your content. You can enter formulas using LaTeX or MathML and show them as a standalone block or inline within text. Inline math formatting is also available in rich text fields such as Paragraphs, Headings, Lists, and Table cells.…

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  • Comments Link block

    The Comments Link block displays a link to the comments section for the current post or page. You can customize the link text and optionally include the total number of comments. This block is most useful in single post/page templates or inside a Post Template within a Query Loop. Where you can use this block…

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  • Terms Query block

    The Terms Query block displays a list or grid of taxonomy terms (such as Categories, Tags, or custom taxonomies). It’s most useful in templates (for example, a “Categories” index or a directory page) where you want to list terms and design how each term appears. Requirements Anatomy of the Terms Query block The block inspector…

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  • Mentoring WordPress Campus Connect Events

    This lesson is designed for WordCamp Mentors who are supporting a WordPress Campus Connect (WPCC) event organizer through the event program. Your guidance is crucial for organizers to have a successful and rewarding experience. The WPCC Mentor Role As a WPCC Event Supporter (Mentor), your job is to help make official community events easier to…

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  • Approach

    Core Philosophy Make everything discoverable: Functions aren’t just accessible, they’re self-documenting and findable programmatically. Never lock in Don’t tie users to specific AI providers Don’t hard-code standards; use adapters Build platform-agnostic first, adapt to WordPress second Modular building blocks: Components work independently but are more powerful together. The more plugins adopt them, the stronger the…

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  • Glossary

    dl.glossary-list dd { margin-top: -50px; padding-top: 50px; } Abilities API A core WordPress API (introduced in 6.9) that creates a central registry of capabilities, making WordPress functions discoverable and accessible to AI agents, automation tools, and developers. Transforms WordPress from isolated functions into a unified system. # Ability A registered, self-documenting unit of WordPress functionality…

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  • অ্যাক্সেসিবল থিম তৈরির সেরা অনুশীলনগুলো

    What is accessibility, why is it important, and how to ensure your theme is accessible.

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  • থিম অ্যাক্সেসিবিলিটি টেস্ট করার জন্য টুলস

    Explore useful tools for accessibility testing.

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