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  • Row block

    Go back to the list of Blocks Row block is one of the container blocks that can be used to arrange blocks in a single horizontal line. Add…

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  • Settings Reading screen

    The options in the Reading Settings Screen are few in number, but still important. You can decide if you want your latest posts or a “static” Page displayed…

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  • Sticky Posts (Classic Editor)

    Sticky Posts is a feature that places a post at the top of the front page of posts, keeping it there until new sticky posts are published. Note:…

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  • Time to Read block

    The Time to Read block shows an estimated reading time for the current post or page. You can display a single time (for example, 3 min) or a…

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  • Twenty Nineteen changelog

    Version 3.4 Released: August 19, 2026 with WordPress 7.1 Restore the behavior of the autoprefixer PostCSS module, and update browser-specific CSS prefixes. (#65452) Documentation: Add missing documentation for some global variables.…

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  • Twenty Twenty-One changelog

    Version 2.9 Released: August 19, 2026 with WordPress 7.1 Show “(no title)” for untitled posts in the administration screens, but continue to use “Untitled” on the front end. (#65710)…

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  • Users screen

    The Users Screen allows you to add, change, or delete your site’s users. In addition, you can search for users and make bulk changes and deletions to a…

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  • WordPress Glossary

    This document is designed to offer definitions of various terms, exclusive to WordPress, that users may not be familiar with. If you are a contributor, please don’t add…

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  • Accordion block

    Go to the list of Blocks The Accordion block lets you show content in collapsible sections so visitors can expand just the parts they need. It’s commonly used…

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  • Become a WordPress contributor

    Thank you for contributing to the project we all love! Your participation is vital to the WordPress project. WordPress is a user-driven project, and all developments and enhancements…

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