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Getting started with the Command Palette API
Learn the basics of adding static commands via the WordPress Command Palette API. The tutorial walks you through building three example commands.
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What’s new for developers? (November 2023)
The 10th edition of a monthly roundup that showcases features for extenders. The latest updates are focused on the WordPress 6.4 release.
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How to add custom color options to blocks
A step-by-step walkthrough of adding custom color options to blocks.
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What’s new for developers? (October 2023)
The ninth edition of a monthly roundup that cuts through most of the noise, curating the features you need to build on top of modern WordPress.
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How WordPress developers can keep their users satisfied
Whether it’s guidelines changing or the codebase updating, there’s a lot to keep on top of as a plugin developer. One thing that never changes is the need to keep your users happy. In this article, we’re going to discuss a number of things that we, as WordPress plugin developers, should make sure we’re doing
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The HTML API: process your tags, not your pain
All by itself, the HTML Tag processor is better than regular expressions. It’s convenient, reliable, fast—and You. Can. Read. It. This article shows you in two examples how to get started using the HTML Tag processor.
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Understanding block attributes
There’s more to block attributes than meets the eye. Attributes contain data needed by your block, and that data can be retrieved from a number of different locations, not just the block delimiter. This post shows you the ways.
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What’s new for developers? (September 2023)
The eighth edition of a monthly roundup that cuts through all the noises, showcasing the features you need to build on top of modern WordPress.
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Adding and using custom settings in theme.json
Learn how to work with custom settings in theme.json files to make CSS custom properties even more powerful.
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Exploring the future of web development with WebAssembly and PHP
PHP is a tremendously popular language. Imagine running your PHP applications in different environments like a browser or a phone. This opens a new set of possibilities for the PHP ecosystem and WordPress.