WordPress 6.9 introduces Notes, a new feature that allows you to leave contextual feedback at the block level. With notes your team can stay aligned, track changes, and turn feedback into action all in one place. Notes can be resolved, and notes and their replies can be edited or deleted. Who can use notes? Because…

WordPressCore's platform is a central hub for WordPress developers and contributors, offering insights into WordPress core development, plugin development, and theme customization. Through articles, tutorials, and community forums, WordPressCore offers insights into WordPress architecture, development best practices, and contributing to the WordPress open-source project. Readers can learn about WordPress coding standards, security guidelines, and performance optimization techniques to build powerful and secure websites with WordPress.

Make WordPress Core

WordPress 6.9 introduces Notes, a block-level feedback system that allows teams to leave contextual comments on posts and pages. Notes are stored as WP_Comments with a 'note' type and can be accessed via standard WordPress APIs or REST endpoints. The feature requires edit_post capability, is enabled by default for posts and pages, and can be added to custom post types through register_post_type() or add_post_type_support(). Notes support resolution states, email notifications, and are linked to blocks via metadata attributes. Future enhancements planned for WordPress 7.0 include fragment notes, @mentions, improved notifications, and real-time collaboration.

Notes feature in WordPress 6.9