We can already quickly and easily embed Tweets in WordPress posts, but wouldn’t it be great to add entire threads too? Well, you can. All you need is the block editor and version 8.7, or greater, of Jetpack.
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Minding my language: trying to make WordPress more inclusive
With everything going in the world right now our use of language has come into sharper focus. Words matter.
And as a contributor to WordPress, a platform that runs over 35% of the internet, I’ve been turning my eye towards the language it uses. On screens and in code.
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How can I create a plugin for WordPress?
Powering over a third of the internet, WordPress has become insanely popular due to its open-source nature and the vast array of plugins and themes available to extend your website further. At the time of writing, there are more than 56,000 free plugins available from WordPress.org.
Assuming you have a basic knowledge of PHP, creating your own plugin for WordPress is actually quite easy.
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How to rename your Github master branch
There’s a lot of discussion right now about the default Git branch of
masterand about renaming itself to something more inclusive.I’m going to take you through a little of the background to why this is occurring and how to do it in Github.
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Gutenberg: Adding custom fields to the block editor
When Gutenberg was first launched in WordPress 5.0, users lost the ability to create their own custom fields directly from the editor. Eventually, this was added back in but, by default, they’re turned off.
If you have the need to use custom fields, let me take you through how to switch them back on…
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