Learn how to use the WordPress AI Client to build a provider-agnostic plugin that generates images directly within the Media Library.
Learn how plugin developers can extend the editor’s Preview dropdown with custom menu items using the PluginPreviewMenuItem component.
Learn how to build a settings page for the new era of WordPress admin, based on React components and using the DataForm component’s config-driven approach.
WordPress 6.9 introduces the Abilities API. Learn what this new Ability will unlock for developers, and how to use it in your plugins and themes now.
The WordPress Developer Blog needs you! If you’ve got a passion for WordPress development, the Developer Blog has lots of things for you to write about. And it’s easy to get started!
Explore Data Views actions and what you can do with them, such as interacting with WordPress through the REST API or displaying modal windows.
Discover the new WordPress DataViews component to create UIs that enable users to customize, filter, and manage data. Learn how to integrate this powerful component into your plugins to create dynamic and user-friendly interfaces for managing datasets.
Transients are a powerful tool for avoiding unnecessary database requests, speeding up complex markup generation, and mitigating slow third-party API requests.
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.
