Category:WordPress Glossary - Revision history

Kenneth John Odle: Added "See Also" section

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Added "See Also" section

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Kenneth John Odle at 03:20, 13 December 2017

2017-12-13T03:20:25Z

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This is a list of terms often used by WordPress users and developers. It is far from complete. This is based loosely on the [https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary glossary in the WordPress codex]. Feel free to help me edit these pages by joining this wiki. (See the front page for instructions.)

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	* It is acceptable, and indeed, preferred that usages within WordPress and outside of WordPress link to each other. Simply add a "See Also" section to the bottom of the pages in question.		* It is acceptable, and indeed, preferred that usages within WordPress and outside of WordPress link to each other. Simply add a "See Also" section to the bottom of the pages in question.
	* Add references to the glossary term in question from the WordPress codex after the first sentence of the definition. For example, add this <code><nowiki><ref>https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary#Absolute_Path</ref></nowiki></code> after the first sentence of the "Absolute Path (WordPress)" entry. (Be sure to add <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> at the bottom of the page.)		* Add references to the glossary term in question from the WordPress codex after the first sentence of the definition. For example, add this <code><nowiki><ref>https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary#Absolute_Path</ref></nowiki></code> after the first sentence of the "Absolute Path (WordPress)" entry. (Be sure to add <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> at the bottom of the page.)
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		+	=== See also ===
		+	* [https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary Glossary] from the WordPress Codex.
		+	* [http://www.wpbeginner.com/glossary/ Dictionary of WordPress and Blogging Terms] from WPBeginner

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 Keep in mind the following when editing these entries:
 * All WordPress glossary items should include "(WordPress)" in the title and hence, the URL.
 * Definitions should be specific to WordPress. To cite usages outside of WordPress, link to that page without "(WordPress)" in the title. For example,
-** [Absolute Path (WordPress)] refers to absolute paths within the WordPress application
+** <code><nowiki>[[Absolute Path (WordPress)]]</nowiki></code> refers to absolute paths within the WordPress application
-** [Absolute Path] refers to absolute paths in general.
+** <code><nowiki>[[Absolute Path]]</nowiki></code> refers to absolute paths in general.
 * It is acceptable, and indeed, preferred that usages within WordPress and outside of WordPress link to each other. Simply add a "See Also" section to the bottom of the pages in question.
-* Add references to the glossary term in question from the WordPress codex.
+* Add references to the glossary term in question from the WordPress codex after the first sentence of the definition. For example, add this <code><nowiki><ref>https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary#Absolute_Path</ref></nowiki></code> after the first sentence of the "Absolute Path (WordPress)" entry. (Be sure to add <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> at the bottom of the page.)

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−	This is a list of terms often used by WordPress users and developers. It is far from complete. This is based loosely on the [https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary glossary in the WordPress codex]. Feel free to help me edit these pages by joining this wiki. (See the front page for instructions.)	+	This is a list of terms often used by WordPress users and developers. It is far from complete. This is based loosely on the [https://codex.wordpress.org/Glossary glossary in the WordPress codex]. Feel free to help me edit these pages by joining this wiki. (See the front page for instructions for joining this wiki.)
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		+	Keep in mind the following when editing these entries:
		+	* All WordPress glossary items should include "(WordPress)" in the title and hence, the URL.
		+	* Definitions should be specific to WordPress. To cite usages outside of WordPress, link to that page without "(WordPress)" in the title. For example,
		+	** [Absolute Path (WordPress)] refers to absolute paths within the WordPress application
		+	** [Absolute Path] refers to absolute paths in general.
		+	* It is acceptable, and indeed, preferred that usages within WordPress and outside of WordPress link to each other. Simply add a "See Also" section to the bottom of the pages in question.
		+	* Add references to the glossary term in question from the WordPress codex.