How to Volunteer as WordPress 7.1.x Release Managers
Are you ready to step up? Learn how to join the team of WordPress 7.1.x release managers, coordinate minor updates, and triage core bugs.
Are you ready to step up? Learn how to join the team of WordPress 7.1.x release managers, coordinate minor updates, and triage core bugs.
Discover the new WordPress 7.1 features, including responsive styling, client-side media cropping, interactive button states, and advanced developer APIs.
Master the WordPress 7.1 Icon Registration API with this guide. Learn function signatures, PHP enum architectures, SVG rules, and template rendering.
WordPress 7.1 completes the transition to an iframed editing environment across all core contexts. Discover why conditional fallback was removed and how to update block scripts using ownerDocument and useRefEffect.
Discover how WordPress 7.1 introduces four new entity filters (get_entity_view_config_postType_*) to programmatically configure DataViews and DataForm in the Site Editor.
WordPress 7.1 introduces the ability to interleave editable blocks directly inside the Custom HTML block. This hybrid approach lets developers lock down complex HTML structures while keeping specific content areas fully editable in the editor.
WordPress 7.1 introduces foundational design system theming for administrative interfaces, featuring standardized CSS design tokens via the wp-theme stylesheet and a React ThemeProvider component.
WordPress 7.1 significantly refines the Abilities API by adding custom validation filters, early execution telemetry, typed input coercion for REST endpoints, and expanded schemas across core abilities.
WordPress 7.1 introduces a centralized schema preparation layer via wp_prepare_json_schema_for_client(). Discover how it normalizes internal schema conventions, strips PHP callbacks, and ensures Draft 4 compatibility for REST API, MCP tools, and AI integrations.
To resolve Continuous Integration bottlenecks across WordPress core repositories, contributors implemented boundary testing, asset caching, and Docker retry logic. Here is how these infrastructure improvements reduced PHPUnit job-minutes by 54% ahead of WordPress 7.1.