Comments on: WordPress Documentation Informal and Unofficial Roadmap

By: Jacob Santos

Jacob Santos — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 07:53:56 +0000

Dude, Ptah, yeah. Go for it, pick a file, any file and I'll just follow your lead man. Pick a file you are comfortable with and start away. I would also say that there are already tickets available. If you search for "phpdoc" at WordPress Trac keyword, that you'll find some open tickets that already have patches ready for editing. There is a standard, Inline Documentation and would be very happy if it was followed. At this moment, the class methods do not have the "function_name() - " before the short description, on the functions do. At the moment. The class standard is unfinished, but the majority of the current documentation is without the function standard. That could be fixed, but I'm going to leave it out and keep the functions with the function name first before the short description.

By: Ptah Dunbar

Ptah Dunbar — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 07:46:45 +0000

I feel your pain about a well written doc for wordpress.
I’m a web developer getting into wordpress and while the codex answered a lot of my questions, it also left a lot of them unanswered.
All the functions and template tags aren’t up-to-date in the codex and that leaves us developers digging everywhere for some documentation.

If you need any help with the process, I’m willing to step up to the plate.

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