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Submitting your theme to WordPress.org #2508

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jonathanbossenger opened this issue Jun 5, 2024 · 14 comments
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Submitting your theme to WordPress.org #2508

jonathanbossenger opened this issue Jun 5, 2024 · 14 comments
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jonathanbossenger commented Jun 5, 2024

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  • Content type (Online Workshop, Lesson, Course, Tutorial, or Lesson Plan): Lesson
  • Content title: Submitting your theme to WordPress.org
  • Topic description: An overview of the process of creating a theme archive and uploading it to WordPress.org.
  • Audience (User, Developer, Designer, Contributor, etc.): Developer
  • Experience Level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Any):

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  • Describe the process required to submit a theme to the WordPress.org theme directory

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@jonathanbossenger jonathanbossenger changed the title Submitting Your Theme to WordPress.org Jun 10, 2024
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  • Gather any relevant links to Support, Docs, or related material
  • Description and Objectives finalized
  • Lesson created and announced to the team for review
  • Lesson reviewed
  • Lesson video submitted and published to WPTV
  • Lesson created on Learn.WordPress.org
  • Lesson video published to YouTube
  • Lesson on Learn.WordPress.org updated with YouTube video
  • Lesson published to Learn.WordPress.org
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jonathanbossenger commented Jun 14, 2024

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Hi @jonathanbossenger, the linked video is for #2509 (updating your theme).

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Ah, sorry about that @ironnysh, correct video is uploaded (new link added above).

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  • Learning outcomes/objectives are clear.
  • Technical concepts introduced in the content are accurate.
  • The speed of demonstrations are easy to follow.
  • The narration audio matches what is shown visually.
  • Spelling and grammar are correct.
  • Sound quality is consistent throughout the video.
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  • Media assets are all in the public domain (CC0).

Love the hands-on walkthrough of the process—very helpful, @jonathanbossenger.

Maybe it's just me, but in the section titled A note on the theme name, there's a slightly confusing reference to two “theme directories”: one is the local folder and the other is the official WordPress Theme Directory :-)
How about calling the local “folder” instead of “directory”?

At 1:47, the slide shows the soon-to-be-old design of the submission page. It’s probably safe to replace it with the upcoming design that’s supposed to launch soon: https://wordpress.org/themes/upload/?new-theme=1.

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Maybe it's just me, but in the section titled A note on the theme name, there's a slightly confusing reference to two “theme directories”: one is the local folder, and the other is the official WordPress Theme Directory :-)
How about calling the local “folder” instead of “directory”?

Soooooooo...

On any operating system a directory and a folder are two different things. However, because graphical user interfaces have historically used a folder icon to represent directories visually, we've become used to calling them folders. However, they are all actually directories, something I am reminded of every time I use the cd (change directory) command in the terminal. I tend to be strict about calling them that, even though I sometimes revert to calling them folders out of habit.

(Yes, I know, I'm being overly pedantic about this; insert appropriate meme here.)

I get your point, however, and will try to think of a better way to relay this information.

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On any operating system a directory and a folder are two different things.

Ooh, TIL!

I'm being overly pedantic about this

Not at all. I am ;-)

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I've decided to revert to calling it a Folder for this lesson, just because it gets too confusing. Also, both VS Code and all operating systems I currently use use the word "Folder" in the window manager UI.

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Updated video

04.Submitting.your.theme.to.WordPress.org.mp4
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