#wordpress-core — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wordpress-core, aggregated by home.social.
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Miriam and Tammie reflect on their experiences at the Rome Core Days event, highlighting the focus on core contributors, inspiring discussions, and the value of hands-on workshops in a welcoming atmosphere.
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In this episode, hosts explore WordPress 6.7’s highlights, including performance enhancements, the Site Editor’s progression, advancements like the Interactivity API, and future developments anticipated for 2025.
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Admin notices are widely used within #WordPress Core and in the extender community. Admin notices have common markup patterns and CSS classes, but required maintaining HTML independently for each notice throughout a project.
Two new functions were proposed: wp_get_admin_notice() and wp_admin_notice() to reduce the maintenance burden, encourage consistency, and enable argument and message filtering for all admin notices.
https://make.wordpress.org/core/2023/10/16/introducing-admin-notice-functions-in-wordpress-6-4/
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"Until WordPress 6.4 was released, WordPress created attachment pages by default for every attachment uploaded. On the vast majority of sites, these attachment pages don’t add any meaningful information. They do, however, exist, get indexed by search engines, and sometimes even rank in search results, leading to bad results for users and site owners."
Changes to attachment pages – Make WordPress Core https://make.wordpress.org/core/2023/10/16/changes-to-attachment-page/