- Editor: Bump @wordpress packages for the 5.9 branch,
- Media: Refactor search by filename within the admin,
- REST API: Lockdown post parameter of the terms endpoint,
- Customize: Escape blogname option in underscores templates,
- Query: Validate relation in `WP_Date_Query`,
- Users: Revert use of shared objects for current user,
- Posts, Post types: Apply KSES to post-by-email content,
- General: Validate host on "Are you sure?" screen,
- Posts, Post types: Remove emails from post-by-email logs,
- Pings/trackbacks: Apply KSES to all trackbacks,
- Mail: Reset PHPMailer properties between use,
- Comments: Apply kses when editing comments,
- Widgets: Escape RSS error messages for display.
Merges [54521-54530] to the 5.8 branch.
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Add strings for use in future maintenance/security releases to indicate the security support status of the version of WordPress.
Two strings are introduced:
* indicating the version of WordPress is not receiving security updates, and,
* indicating the version of WordPress will shortly stop receiving security updates.
This change does not make use of the strings, the purpose is to make them available to translators prior to dropping support of selected versions of WordPress.
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Merges [54322] to the 5.8 branch.
See #56532.
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Patterns on the [https://wordpress.org/patterns/ Pattern Directory] can have keywords for better discoverability while searching. The way these are stored [69548ff1f0 was changed from a taxonomy to meta value], but the `/wp/v2/pattern-directory/patterns` endpoint was still pulling from that old value.
The correct property to use for this field is `meta.wpop_keywords`, which returns a single string with comma-separated keywords.
Follow-up to [51021].
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Merges [53665] to the 5.8 branch.
See #56126.
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This avoids an `Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function {closure}(), 1 passed` PHP fatal error when registering a block style with the `should_load_separate_core_block_assets` filter enabled.
Follow-up to [51471].
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Merges [54323] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#54323.
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> The currently recommended certificate chain as presented to Let’s Encrypt ACME clients when new certificates are issued contains an intermediate certificate (ISRG Root X1) that is signed by an old DST Root CA X3 certificate that expires on 2021-09-30. In some cases the OpenSSL 1.0.2 version will regard the certificates issued by the Let’s Encrypt CA as having an expired trust chain.
>
> Most up-to-date CA cert trusted bundles, as provided by operating systems, contain this soon-to-be-expired certificate. The current CA cert bundles also contain an ISRG Root X1 self-signed certificate. This means that clients verifying certificate chains can find the alternative non-expired path to the ISRG Root X1 self-signed certificate in their trust store.
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> Unfortunately this does not apply to OpenSSL 1.0.2 which always prefers the untrusted chain and if that chain contains a path that leads to an expired trusted root certificate (DST Root CA X3), it will be selected for the certificate verification and the expiration will be reported.
References:
* [https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2021/09/13/LetsEncryptRootCertExpire/ Old Let’s Encrypt Root Certificate Expiration and OpenSSL 1.0.2]
* [https://letsencrypt.org/docs/dst-root-ca-x3-expiration-september-2021/ DST Root CA X3 Expiration (September 2021)]
Follow-up to [25224], [25426], [25569], [27307], [30491], [30765], [34283], [35919], [36570], [46094].
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Merges [51883] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#54207. See #50828.
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This unpins the version of PHP 5.6.20 used when testing the 5.6 branch of PHP.
Using 5.6.20 was an intentional decision in [49162], as that patch version is the oldest version of PHP 5.6 still supported by WordPress. However, as of September 30, 2021, the `5.6.20` image contains a version of OpenSSL with an expired certificate, sometimes resulting in an expired trust chain.
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Fixes#54223.
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In [51838], the test wrapper methods were not being called due to the names not being recognized as supported PHPUnit "hook" names for fixtures.
This commit:
- Fixes the problem by adding extra camelCase wrappers to the `WP_UnitTestCase` to call the methods in the right order.
- Adds wrappers for the `assertPreConditions()` and `assertPostConditions()` fixture methods to make the backport feature complete for the fixture wrappers.
Test wrapper methods call fix:
By adding method overloads for the PHPUnit native camelCase fixture methods and letting those call the (camelCase) parent method first and only calling the snake_case fixture methods after, the snake_case methods can be supported and the typical run order safeguarded.
As not all test classes will have declared snake_case fixture methods, the snake_case fixture methods are also declared in the `WP_UnitTestCase`. Why? This prevents having to wrap these method calls in `method_exists()` conditions checking for the existence of the snake_case methods in an unknown Test child class. And with the normal inheritance rules in combination with calling the method using `static`, the right method will be called anyway without fatal "calling undeclared method" errors.
Note: While it will be rare, there ''may'' be cases where a test class does not adhere to the normal execution order for fixtures, i.e. for the setup methods, parent first, own code second; and for the teardown methods, own code first, parent second. For example a test class which has "some code - `parent::setUp()` call - some more code" in their `setUp()` method. In those (rare) cases, the execution order of the code will now be changed, which may have side-effects. This rare case will be identified in the dev note.
Follow-up to [51838].
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This backports the PHPUnit Polyfills package and related test infrastructure changes to make it easier for developers to continue testing on multiple versions WordPress while adding tests for newer versions of PHP, which require more modern PHPUnit practices.
One of the changes included is the addition of wrappers for the new snake_case fixture methods in PHPUnit. This allows the native camelCase standard in PHPUnit to be used, but allows for developers to transition to the new naming conventions.
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Merges [51559,51560,51810-51813,51828] to the 5.8 branch.
See #53911.
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The following packages were updated:
- @wordpress/a11y to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/annotations to `2.1.6`
- @wordpress/api-fetch to `5.1.2`
- @wordpress/autop to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/babel-preset-default to `6.2.1`
- @wordpress/blob to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/block-directory to `2.1.21`
- @wordpress/block-editor to `6.1.14`
- @wordpress/block-library to `3.2.19`
- @wordpress/block-serialization-default-parser to `4.1.2`
- @wordpress/blocks to `9.1.8`
- @wordpress/components to `14.1.11`
- @wordpress/compose to `4.1.6`
- @wordpress/core-data to `3.1.12`
- @wordpress/customize-widgets to `1.0.20`
- @wordpress/data-controls to `2.1.6`
- @wordpress/data to `5.1.6`
- @wordpress/date to `4.1.2`
- @wordpress/deprecated to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/dom-ready to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/dom to `3.1.5`
- @wordpress/e2e-test-utils to `5.3.1`
- @wordpress/edit-post to `4.1.21`
- @wordpress/edit-widgets to `2.1.21`
- @wordpress/editor to `10.1.17`
- @wordpress/element to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/escape-html to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/format-library to `2.1.14`
- @wordpress/html-entities to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/i18n to `4.1.2`
- @wordpress/icons to `4.0.3`
- @wordpress/interface to `3.1.12`
- @wordpress/keyboard-shortcuts to `2.1.7`
- @wordpress/keycodes to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/list-reusable-blocks to `2.1.11`
- @wordpress/media-utils to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/notices to `3.1.6`
- @wordpress/nux to `4.1.11`
- @wordpress/plugins to `3.1.6`
- @wordpress/primitives to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/priority-queue to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/react-i18n to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/redux-routine to `4.1.2`
- @wordpress/reusable-blocks to `2.1.17`
- @wordpress/rich-text to `4.1.6`
- @wordpress/scripts to `16.1.5`
- @wordpress/server-side-render to `2.1.12`
- @wordpress/shortcode to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/url to `3.1.2`
- @wordpress/viewport to `3.1.6`
- @wordpress/warning to `2.1.2`
- @wordpress/widgets to `1.1.19`
- @wordpress/wordcount to `3.1.2`
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Fixes#54052, #52818.
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Appends the wp-embed-responsive class to the body if the widgets block editor is enabled. This fixes a bug preventing embeds (e.g. YouTube embeds) appearing in the widgets block editor.
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Fixes#53609.
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In [51422], a few specific edge cases were detailed so that developers using the hook were aware of known pitfalls.
These edge cases have been fixed in 5.8.1 through [51653] and [51704], so the documentation is no longer necessary.
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Merges [51717] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53955.
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Move the cleaning of the `wp-includes/css/dist` folder from `clean:css` to `clean:webpack-assets` to avoid an order of operations issue in which the files were built shortly before been deleted later in the build process.
Follow up to [51689].
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Merges [51713] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53719.
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The `get_block_categories()` function expects either a `WP_Post` or a `WP_Block_Editor_Context` instance as the context argument, not a string.
Follow-up to [50996], [50997].
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Merges [51700] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53757.
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This updates the Custom HTML and Media widgets to display the correct fields when adding or editing a widget when using accessibility mode through the Classic Widgets experience.
Follow up to [49973].
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Merges [51701] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53641.
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In WordPress 5.8 we added the ability to only load styles for blocks when these blocks are rendered. However, these optimizations left out block-styles that get added using the register_block_style() function/API.
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Merges [51471] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53616.
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This avoids a fatal error on PHP 8 caused by passing a zero value to `fread()` as the `$length` argument, which must be greater than zero.
This commit also amends the previous solution for similar issues elsewhere in the file to ensure consistent type for string values, instead of changing the type from `string` to `bool` when trying to read from an empty file.
Follow-up to [50355].
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Merges [51686] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#54036.
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The `serializeAttributes()` function in JavaScript uses `JSON.stringify`, which does not encode slashes and unicode characters by default. This resulted in the PHP serialization through `json_encode()` producing different results.
This also switches from `json_encode()` to `wp_json_encode()` to prevent failures when any non UTF-8 characters are included.
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Merges [51674] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53936.
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This is the correct formatting detailed in the Docker `compose` documentation examples and helps to avoid ambiguities in the yaml parser when values that may cause warnings.
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Merges [51673] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53820.
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Increase the number of media items displayed per page from 40 to 80 to improve the experience for users navigating the library on sites with a large quantity of media in the library.
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Merges [51632] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53827.
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Reduces the right margin of the media library modal on small and medium width screens to remove excess white-space. On very narrow screens this was preventing the media icons from displaying.
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Merges [51631] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53679.
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Hide the browser's native radio button on the custom background position selector in the Customizer and the legacy background screen. This fixes an issue causing both to display.
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Merges [51637] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53803.
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Previously, the original "404" template key was lost when "Default template" is merged into the available templates array, as the `array_merge()` function renumbers numeric keys. Later, when we merge templates on the client side, this caused duplicate "404" templates to appear in the dropdown.
By replacing the `array_merge()` call with `array_replace()`, we make sure to keep the original numeric keys.
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Merges [51595] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53898.
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Prevent the bulk-select option from displaying when adding a new menu. This also prevents the option from displaying when an administrator first visits the menu page and no menus are set.
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Merges [51539] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53654.
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Add a check to `wp_add_iframed_editor_assets_html()` confirming the edit post screen is using the block-editor before including block-editor specific JavaScript. For the classic and other editors the function returns early without any output.
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Merges [51540] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53696.
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This avoids a "Table `wp_options` doesn't exist" database error when trying to create a nonce for password reset button.
When installing and using database-saved salts, `wp_create_nonce()` causes database errors as `wp_salt()` attempts to insert into the not-yet-created options table. Since authentication is not available during installation, we can safely skip creating a nonce.
Follow-up to [39684], [50129].
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Merges [51525] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53830.
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While this has no effect on void elements in HTML5, it fixes a minor inconsistency with the rest of core.
Follow-up to [47493], [48834], [50556], [51418].
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Merges [51473] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53716.
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Version bump three bundled themes to avoid file not found and fatal errors introduced for child themes during the 5.8 release cycle.
* Twenty Ten: Version 3.5 (fatal error & 404)
* Twenty Eleven: Version 3.9 (404)
* Twenty Twelve: Version 3.5 (404)
These updates will be released mid 5.8.1 cycle due to the severity of the issues.
Follow up to [51482,51483].
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Fixes#53777.
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By using `get_template_directory_uri()` instead of `get_stylesheet_directory_uri()`, we make sure to include the images from the parent theme.
This avoids displaying missing images in block patterns when using a child theme of Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven, or Twenty Twelve.
Follow-up to [51033], [51103], [51106].
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Fixes#53769.
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By using `get_template_directory()` instead of `get_stylesheet_directory()`, we make sure to include the `block-patterns.php` file from the parent theme.
This avoids a PHP fatal error when using a child theme of Twenty Ten.
Follow-up to [51106].
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Merges [51482] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53752.
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This includes three minor updates to generated CSS files:
- A single `-webkit-` prefix is removed for `min-width`, which was required for Safari <= 10.1 (0.06% total global usage). WordPress only supports the last two versions.
- 2 instances where the `-o-` prefix are added for `tab-size`. This appears to be for Opera Mobile, which has creeped back over the 1% global usage.
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Fixes#53686.
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This includes:
- Suggestion List: Check if a node exists to scroll into view.
- Autocomplete: reset state for empty text.
- Adds auxiliary class names for editor styles in the widgets editor.
- Extract snackbars into a separate component.
- Rich text: run input rules after composition end.
- iframe: load inline styles.
- Multi select: select all: restore ref callback.
- Writing flow: allow select all from empty selection.
- Post Excerpt: Fix excerpt_more filter conflict and remove wordCount attribute.
- Add the percent unit to the default units in Core.
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Fixes#53397.
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More testing has revealed that the `image_editor_output_format` filter has some interesting edge cases that developers should be aware of when electing to use this filter (see #53667 and #53668).
Because this is a new filter that was intended to be used for experimenting with different ways to handle generating image sizes and has not yet been adopted in the wild, expanding the inline documentation is an acceptable temporary solution while these edge cases are explored further and addressed.
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Merges [51442] to the 5.8 branch.
See #53667, #53668, #35725.
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This fixes a bug where widgets are unintentionally moved to the `wp_inactive_widgets` sidebar when batch updates occur through the REST API.
When batch requests are processed, only `$_wp_sidebars_widgets` is updated by previous calls to `WP_REST_Widgets_Controller::create_item()`. `$sidebars_widgets` is not aware of the new widget’s intended location, and `retrieve_widgets()` mistakenly flags the widget as inactive.
Calling `wp_get_sidebars_widgets()` before `retrieve_widgets()` ensures both global variables match and is intended as a temporary fix until the root cause of the problem can be fixed.
Props zieladam, htmgarcia, timothyblynjacobs.
Merges [51432] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53657.
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This includes the following fixes:
- Safari: see if compositing layer size is more reasonable when position fixed divs are not inserted into content.
- Site Logo Block: update Site Logo block UI and option syncing.
- Fix moving inner blocks in the Widgets Customizer.
- Allow themes to provide empty values for color.duotone and spacing.units
- Update getTermsInfo() to workaround parsing issue for translatable strings.
- Specify what settings can be part of settings.layout.
- Update conditions to hide duotone panel.
- Prevent entering invalid values in the Query Loop block config.
- Prevent color panel from showing as empty.
- Avoid calling gutenberg_ functions within code shipped through WordPress Core.
Props desrosj, youknowriad.
Merges [51421] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53397.
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Update the image links to use the CDN. Use regular text color for headings. Fix two string issues. Remove unnecessary wp-components script & style.
Use a larger image for theme.json on retina screens, and update the spacing of sections on the page.
Props nao, audrasjb, karmatosed, desrosj, javiarce, milana_cap.
Merges [51413] and [51418] to the 5.8 branch.
See #52775.
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This changes the references to `wp.editor` in the text widget’s JavaScript to `wp.oldEditor`, which is the new location for the old `editor` script that was previously available at `window.wp.editor`.
Follow up to [51387-51388,51390].
Props spacedmonkey, zieladam, SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51409] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53437.
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This switches `WP_REST_Sidebars_Controller` to use `wp_sidebar_description()` for retrieving the description of a given sidebar instead of referencing the value in the `$wp_registered_sidebars` global variable directly.
`wp_sidebar_description()` uses `wp_kses()` to only allow the default list of `$allowed_tags` to be present in a sidebar’s description.
Props timothyblynjacobs, desrosj, SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51408] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53646.
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- Typo corrections in filter descriptions.
- DocBlocks are now now wrapped to the next line after 80 characters, and not extending beyond 120 total characters wide.
- Remove unnecessary repeated references to the suggested replacement hooks.
- Adjustments to the indentation for consistency with other emails in Core, allowing the `phpcs:ignore` comment to be removed.
Props SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51410] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#44314.
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- Add missing short description for the function.
- Correct function names in `_doing_it_wrong()` calls.
- Document the usage of `$wp_scripts` and `$wp_styles` globals.
- Update syntax for multi-line comment per the documentation standards.
Follow-up to [51387], [51388].
Props SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51390] to the 5.8 branch.
See #53437, #53569.
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It is common that plugins erroneously have `wp-editor` or `wp-edit-post` as a
dependency in a script that is loaded in the new widgets editor. This is a smell
since both `@wordpress/editor` and `@wordpress/edit-post` assume the existence
of a global "post" object which the widgets editor does not have.
[51387] fixes the user-facing errors typically caused by this mistake, but we
can go a step further and warn developers about this by calling
`_doing_it_wrong()` when we detect that the `wp-editor` script or `wp-edit-post`
style is enqueued alongside `wp-edit-widgets` or `wp-customize-widgets`.
Props zieladam, spacedmonkey, TimothyBlynJacobs, andraganescu, dlh, noisysocks.
Merges [51388] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53569. See #53437.
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The `wp-editor` script (`@wordpress/editor` npm package) is exposed as
`window.wp.editor` in WP Admin. This causes problems, though, as many older
scripts expect to see the older `editor` script available at `window.wp.editor`.
The solution is to export all the members of the older `window.wp.editor` module
in the newer module to maintain backwards compatibility.
Props zieladam, spacedmonkey, TimothyBlynJacobs, andraganescu, noisysocks.
Merges [51387] to the 5.8 branch.
See #53437.
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This commit fixes an issue with the color.duotone & spacing.units in which empty values didn't override previous origins, resulting in that a theme couldn't provide an empty set for this via its theme.json.
Props nosolosw, youknowriad, aristath, jorgefilipecosta.
Merges [51383] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53175.
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When a widget is removed from a sidebar, if it was removed from the middle of the list, the widgets property would become an object with numeric keys.
The sidebars controller now forces the widgets property to be a list.
Props walbo, timothyblynjacobs.
Merges [51377] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53612.
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This improves the logic within excerpt_remove_blocks() to better handle innerBlocks. This prevents an empty excerpt from being returned when core/columns, core/column, and core/group blocks are present.
This issue has been surfaced in the Query Loop block, where excerpts can be set to display.
This introduces the excerpt_allowed_wrapper_blocks filter for controlling which blocks should be considered wrapper blocks.
Wrapper blocks and their nested contents are not stripped by excerpt_remove_blocks(), allowing their contents to appear in generated excerpts.
Backports [51348], [51375], [51378], and [51379] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53604.
Props aristath, jorbin, SergeyBiryukov, desrosj.
Unprops jorbin.
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This adds unit tests to ensure `get_block_editor_settings()` properly maps some previously experimental features to their correct locations in the array of contextualized block editor settings returned by the function.
Follow up to [51149], [51213].
Props felipeelia, SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51369] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53458.
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This removes an inline comment block that was added when importing the `WP_Theme_JSON` class in [50959]. The comment is relevant to the code only when viewed within the context of the Gutenberg plugin.
Props nosolosw, jorbin, SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51352] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53576.
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Add the images for About, Freedoms, and Privacy. Update the styles on all About section pages to match the About page style. Fix string issues, missing link wrapper, duplicate copy.
Also updates placeholder links on the page.
Props chanthaboune, kellychoffman, javiarce, ryokuhi, alanjacobmathew, desrosj, SergeyBiryukov, audrasjb.
Merges [51356] and [51359] to the 5.8 branch.
See #52775.
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Some tests and some commands that run during the build steps modify files that are under version control. This adds assertions to ensure that these files don't remain in a modified state after the test runs on CI.
This also fixes the `grunt clean` command which erroneously deletes `script-loader-packages.php`. This file is re-populated during the build, but deleting it during the clean is undesirable.
Merges [51355] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53606
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This adds the `$request` parameter to the permissions_check() methods within `WP_REST_Widgets_Controller` and adds $request as an allowed parameter to the `permissions_check()` method within `WP_REST_Templates_Controller`.
Even when this parameter is not used by default, it should be implemented to support the class being extended and the method overridden.
Props johnbillion, timothyblynjacobs.
Merges [51349] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53593.
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This fixes the logic in `wp_enqueue_global_styles()` to ensure that global styles are loaded in the footer when a site opts-in to loading Core block assets individually.
This fixes a bug where styles defined in `themes.json` are not respected.
Props walbo, nosolosw, mcsf, aristath, desrosj, jorbin.
Merges [51309] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53494.
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Includes the following fixes:
- [Block Library]: Less warnings when blocks try to render themselves.
- Reset z-index on focused widget form
- Refactor appender margin.
- Fix slash inserter for widgets screen.
- Widget screens: set html block as freeform content handler.
- Widget Block: widget_id is undefined when a widget is placed.
- Add <CopyHandler> to WidgetAreasBlockEditorProvider
- Add width: 100% to components-base-control inside wp-block-legacy-widget
- [Widgets editor] Replace the "technical" error notice a more user-friendly one
- Fix legacy widget height overflow
- Fix "Select all" behavior in the editor
- Increase specificity of the NoPreview CSS rules to avoid conflicts with theme styles
- Fix move to widget area checkmark
- Replace legacy widget icon with its new version
- [Block Library - Query Loop]: Set default block variations not to inherit from global query
Merges [51344] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53397.
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Merges [51321] to the 5.8 branch. Reviewed by SergeyBiryukov.
WordPress can be confident that WordPress functions exist.
I forgot this function existed.
And I thought that it would fatal, but it didn't
And it was so nice
So peaceful and quiet
I forgot this function existed
It isn't love, it isn't hate, it's just indifference
Introduced in [51003].
Props walbo.
Fixes#53578. See #53176.
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- Remove unnecessary `@access` tags that were previously removed from core.
- Remove an empty line between `@param` and `@return` tags.
- Correct alignment of `@param` tags.
Follow-up to [41161], [41162], [41168], [49216], [49220].
Props SergeyBiryukov.
Merges [51294] to the 5.8 branch.
See #52628, #53461.
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Because the `__()` translation function was used here, the Query block pattern category string is not translatable. `_x()` is the correct function here as that passes the second parameter as context and not text domain.
Follow up to [50948].
Props walbo.
Merges [51307] to the 5.8 branch.
Fixes#53577.
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<dd>If you’ve looked everywhere and still can’t find an answer, the support forums are very active and have a large community ready to help. To help them help you be sure to use a descriptive thread title and describe your question in as much detail as possible.</dd>
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</h3>
<p>
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/* translators: %s: Query Loop dev note link. */
__( 'The Query Loop Block makes it possible to display posts based on specified parameters; like a PHP loop without the code. Easily display posts from a specific category, to do things like create a portfolio or a page full of your favorite recipes. Think of it as a more complex and powerful Latest Posts Block! Plus, pattern suggestions make it easier than ever to create a list of posts with the design you want. For our theme authors, learn more about experimenting with this awesome tool in the <a href="%s">Query Loop Block dev note</a>.' ),
'#'
);
?>
<?php _e( 'The Query Loop Block makes it possible to display posts based on specified parameters; like a PHP loop without the code. Easily display posts from a specific category, to do things like create a portfolio or a page full of your favorite recipes. Think of it as a more complex and powerful Latest Posts Block! Plus, pattern suggestions make it easier than ever to create a list of posts with the design you want.' ); ?>
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/* translators: %s: Theme.json dev note link. */
__( 'Introducing the Global Styles and Global Settings APIs: control the editor settings, available customization tools, and style blocks using a theme.json file in the active theme. This configuration file enables or disables features and sets default styles for both a website and blocks. If you build themes, you can experiment with this early iteration of a useful new feature. For more about what is currently available and how it works, <a href="%s">check out this dev note</a>.' ),
/* translators: %1$s: Link to 5.6's block dev notes. %2$s: Link to 5.7's block dev notes. %1$s: Link to 5.8's block dev notes. */
__( 'Expanding on previously implemented block supports in WordPress <a href="%1$s">5.6</a> and <a href="%2$s">5.7</a>, WordPress 5.8 introduces several new block <code>supports</code> flags and new options to customize your registered blocks. More information is available in the <a href="%3$s">block supports dev note</a>.' ),
/* translators: %1$s: Link to 5.6's block dev notes. %2$s: Link to 5.7's block dev notes. %3$s: Link to 5.8's block dev notes. */
__( 'Expanding on previously implemented block supports in WordPress <a href="%1$s">5.6</a> and <a href="%2$s">5.7</a>, WordPress 5.8 introduces several new block support flags and new options to customize your registered blocks. More information is available in the <a href="%3$s">block supports dev note</a>.' ),
/* translators: %s: WordPress 5.8 Field Guide link. */
__( 'Check out the latest version of the WordPress Field Guide. It highlights developer notes for each change you may want to be aware of. <a href="%s">WordPress 5.8 Field Guide.</a>' ),
__( 'For more information, see <a href="%s">the release notes</a>.' );
/* translators: 1: WordPress version number, 2: Link to update WordPress */
__( 'Important! Your version of WordPress (%1$s) is no longer supported, you will not receive any security updates for your website. To keep your site secure, please <a href="%2$s">update to the latest version of WordPress</a>.' );
/* translators: 1: WordPress version number, 2: Link to update WordPress */
__( 'Important! Your version of WordPress (%1$s) will stop receiving security updates in the near future. To keep your site secure, please <a href="%2$s">update to the latest version of WordPress</a>.' );
__( 'WordPress is Free and open source software, built by a distributed community of mostly volunteer developers from around the world. WordPress comes with some awesome, worldview-changing rights courtesy of its <a href="%s">license</a>, the GPL.' ),
__( 'WordPress comes with some awesome, worldview-changing rights courtesy of its <a href="%s">license</a>, the GPL.' ),
<p><?php _e( 'From time to time, your WordPress site may send data to WordPress.org — including, but not limited to — the version of WordPress you are using, and a list of installed plugins and themes.' ); ?></p>
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Description: The 2010 theme for WordPress is stylish, customizable, simple, and readable -- make it yours with a custom menu, header image, and background. Twenty Ten supports six widgetized areas (two in the sidebar, four in the footer) and featured images (thumbnails for gallery posts and custom header images for posts and pages). It includes stylesheets for print and the admin Visual Editor, special styles for posts in the "Asides" and "Gallery" categories, and has an optional one-column page template that removes the sidebar.
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Description: The 2012 theme for WordPress is a fully responsive theme that looks great on any device. Features include a front page template with its own widgets, an optional display font, styling for post formats on both index and single views, and an optional no-sidebar page template. Make it yours with a custom menu, header image, and background.
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