Joy Reynolds

I think this is related (was done 3 days ago): https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/52586 > WordPress commit r52586 > Date/Time: Fix race conditions in `current_time()` tests.

Instead of searching for a tag (today shows 18), search for keyword (today shows 92).

This issue still exists, and the WP Codex has mostly migrated now to /support/article pages. While these have redirects, CP really needs its own pages. https://github.com/ClassicPress/ClassicPress/search?q=codex&type=code

I was against this at WP, and I'm against it for CP. https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21676#comment:73

The petition called for a shortcode menu, which was what was implemented to see how it could work. The PoC shows _all_ parameters for _all_ registered shortcodes, with their default...

> Providing any such "catch all" shortcode menu is impossible. It's not impossible. I did it. It was what was asked for... however, it is likely not the best solution...

> That is a nice list of shortcodes, but it does not help at all to insert them with the gazillion of attributes, which can be of any nature Well,...

> That problem _is_ already addressed Apparently not enough, since there was a petition. And there are core shortcodes that are inserted by some UI, but can be done manually...

I think you didn't read the petition's comments very thoroughly. I have an existing PR that allows filtering of HTML attributes for the HTML that is output (by themes, plugins,...

You still aren't understanding. Core doesn't **do** anything right now, so there's nothing to this... Core puts the `hentry` class on every post/page. That's it. According to the standard, it...