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  • Support Internship Update: Week 14

    Hey everyone. This is the last week of the OPW internship period, however, as I took two weeks out for my backpacking trip, I’ll be hanging around a little longer than expected. 🙂 In my two week make-up time (next week and the week after) I’ve been asked to create some tutorials/documentation on troubleshooting problems…

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  • CEUX, Sept 10 Chat Notes

    We had a pretty exciting chat last week! Here’s what happened: Briefly went over our initial wireframes and Jen’s feedback. @joen is planning on working on some wireframes based on her suggestions. Next, we talked a lot about @diegoliv’s WIP prototype and agreed it’s a great start to move forward from. @JustinDGivens and @wonderboymusic worked…

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  • Admin Help Meeting Recap

    Here’s the highlights of today’s meeting: New help option to test @ubernaut & @jazzs3quence got a new plugin in the repo to test. https://wordpress.org/plugins/color-help/ This one adds a color to the help link (and a background color in MP6) and bolds the text to make it more noticeable. UserTesting.com issues…resolved? @siobhan contacted UserTesting.com support to…

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  • Codex Spam

    Per @mrmist, we seem to have a glut of spammers on the Codex, creating fake user profile pages with mini biographies containing spam links at the bottom. Each fake profile is then creating a spam page, or editing an existing page to introduce spam links. Please be on the look out and either delete if…

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  • Front-end Editor

    This is the first Front-end Editor post (see Inline Editing Front-end Editor on the Features as Plugins Tracking page). If you haven’t heard about it before, you should definitely take a look at the overview, where you can read about the problems we’re trying to solve and where we’ll keep all the information. A prototype is currently…

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  • Making Better Speakers

    Remember when we made thousands of little potential project teams in the /events site? Some had volunteers, some got started but floundered after a bit, a few stayed dedicated right through today, and some never really kicked off because we were starting so many things at once? I’ve been hitting a lot of WordCamps this…

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  • Please Open translation project wordcamp base theme for…

    Please, Open translation project wordcamp base theme for ko_KR ( https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wordcamp-theme/ko/default ) #ko_kr, #request, #translationLogin to ReplyClear to-do

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  • JavaScript Unit Tests for Core

    Recently WordPress added QUnit as a JavaScriptJavaScript JavaScript or JS is an object-oriented computer programming language commonly used to create interactive effects within web browsers. WordPress makes extensive use of JS for a better user experience. While PHP is executed on the server, JS executes within a user’s browser. https://www.javascript.com unit testing framework and added…

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  • How much time does it take to organize a WordCamp?

    All of it. Just kidding. Well, maybe not. 🙂 I’d like to be able to tell new WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They’re one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they’ve learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more.…

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  • Docs Meetup Roundup – Sept 12, 2013

    Happy Friday Folks, Here’s a summary of yesterday’s Docs Chat: 1. Issue Tracker for Docs Sam posted a spec for the Docs Issue Tracker. Please help out by posting questions or comments regarding the issue tracker in the comments of the spec. 2. Add Media in the Codex Just a little more work needed on…

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