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As of April 12, 2018, Guideline 9 (Developers and their plugins must not do anything illegal, dis...

This is a compilation of some of the most common issues the Plugins Team encounters when reviewin...

[info]All Block Specific plugins must also comply with the overall plugin guidelines. These addit...

When you visit plugin pages on WordPress.org, you may notice special alerts or warnings. These ex...

There are two main directory listings of block related plugins. Plugins that are only blocks Plug...

Adding Users To add a user you can use wp_create_user() or wp_insert_user(). wp_create_user() c...

Introduction WordPress' users table was designed to contain only the essential information about...

Roles and capabilities are two important aspects of WordPress that allow you to control user priv...

A User is an access account with corresponding capabilities within the WordPress installation. Ea...

Introduction to Taxonomies To understand what Taxonomies are and what they do please read the Tax...

This information is here for historical purposes. If you're not interested in how terms worked pr...

A Taxonomy is a fancy word for the classification/grouping of things. Taxonomies can be hierarchi...

It's possible to parse shortcodes within the visual editor of TinyMCE and make them render actual...

Now that we know how to create a basic shortcode and how to use it as self-closing and enclosing,...

As a security precaution, running PHP inside WordPress content is forbidden; to allow dynamic int...

The are two scenarios for using shortcodes: The shortcode is a self-closing tag like we seen in t...

Add a Shortcode It is possible to add your own shortcodes by using the Shortcode API. The process...

Adding Settings You must define a new setting using register_setting(), it will create an entry ...

The Settings API, added in WordPress 2.7, allows admin pages containing settings forms to be mana...

The Options API, added in WordPress 1.0, allows creating, reading, updating and deleting of WordP...