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Content Overriding Issue: As mentioned in the Slack channel, original content was overridden by a translated version. Thank you to everyone who communicated and resolved the issue.
Important Reminder: Please DO NOT assign translated lessons to a course. Publish them as standalone lessons.
Updates:@piyopiyofox has updated the handbook page. See the Slack post “Translating and Publishing a Lesson”
Tutorial Deprecation: To reduce content types on the Learn WP site, Tutorials are being deprecated and will be converted into Lessons (Tutorial data migrationMigrationMoving the code, database and media files for a website site from one server to another. Most typically done when changing hosting companies.#2393). A note has been added to all Tutorial-related handbook pages. Once the conversion is complete, these pages will be fully retired.
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Come and Contribute
This Week’s Focus: Review 10 issues following the content review guidelines.
Feedback Awaiting Validation: 25 issues need validation. Refer to “Validating and Applying Content Feedback” for guidance.
Topics Awaiting Vetting: 4 issues need vetting. Refer to “Vetting Topic Ideas” for guidance.
Good First Issues for Developers: Currently, no issues require development. Refer to “Developing Learn WordPress” for instructions.
Validated Feedback Awaiting Fix: 20 issues need fixes. Faculty Editors should follow the “Validating and Applying Content Feedback” guide.
Contribution Acknowledgement
Badges Awarded:
At the end of the month
Props:
Special thanks to @devmuhib for uploading many thumbnails and organizing a local Contributor Hour to create more thumbnails.
Any other props for this week? Please add to the thread.
Contributors in the Community:
Check out an interview with content creator @west7 in the recent WP Briefing podcast discussing Learning Pathways and their benefits for WordPress learners.
If you have topics for the meeting, please comment on this issue.
Contributors in the Community:
Check out @zoonini‘s presentation, “Untangling Templates,” from WC Canada. Look for the live stream or replay.
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