Proposal: Add On This Day Widget by alshakero · Pull Request #11630 · WordPress/wordpress-develop

alshakero · 2026-04-22T20:33:13Z

Summary

Adds a new On This Day dashboard widget to WordPress core that surfaces the current user's posts published on today's month and day in previous years, so returning authors see a friendly nudge of what they wrote one, five, or ten years ago.

The widget is implemented as a first-class core feature, following the same pattern as Site Health.

User-facing behavior

Widget title reads On This Day · <Month Day> and appears in the dashboard grid for users with edit_posts.
Each year is shown with a year badge (e.g. 2023 · 3 yrs) and the posts published that day as cards with excerpt, time, categories, and Edit/View links.
Draft and private posts are included for the author and visually distinguished; public posts link to the edit screen with a View link to the permalink.
Empty state messaging encourages the author when today has no historical posts.

Screenshots

Testing

Checkout this PR locally and run npm run env:start, then npm run env:install.
Go to Dashboard (admin:password), you should see the widget.
Insepect its empty state.
Import this file to create backdated posts: filexml
Use the widget.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65116#ticket

Use of AI Tools

AI assistance: Yes
Tool(s): Cursor
Model(s): Claude Opus 4.7
Used for: The code is ~80% written with AI, but I guided it every step of the way and reviewed every line.

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github-actions · 2026-04-22T20:36:25Z

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escapemanuele · 2026-04-23T07:48:28Z

Nice, nice! I must have some CSS issue here as I do not see the dates on the left.

alshakero · 2026-04-23T08:23:34Z

Nice, nice! I must have some CSS issue here as I do not see the dates on the left.

It looks like the Playground is running an outdated build. I rebased to rebuilt. Hopefully that will fix it.

Edit: It's a playground issue, I updated the testing steps.

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escapemanuele · 2026-04-23T12:23:02Z

Tested locally and it loads just fine!

See: https://wordpress.github.io/gutenberg/?path=/story/dataviews-dataviews--layout-activity&args=groupBy:!true;groupByLabel:!false&globals=css:wordpress

alshakero · 2026-04-23T18:13:42Z

Redesigned following this.

jeherve

I've been poking at the query logic and comparing against my own little plugin. I thought I'd mention a few patterns I picked up from feedback from users.

Use `date_query` instead of raw SQL

Right now filter_posts_where() uses a posts_where filter with hand-rolled MONTH()/DAY()/YEAR() comparisons. It works, but WP_Query already supports this natively through date_query; it handles the escaping, uses the documented API surface, and is friendlier to anyone who later wants to extend the behavior. class-query.php from the plugin is a reasonable reference.

Consider widening the window beyond the exact day

Of note, most "memory" products — Google Photos, Apple's On This Day, Facebook Memories — don't restrict to the exact calendar day; they widen the window to nearby dates so something shows up even on slow days. The plugin started the same way this PR does, and I eventually moved to a week-long window by default, with exact-day matching as an opt-in.

A couple of reasons this matters:

Feb 29. With exact matching, leap-day posts only surface once every four years, and on Feb 29 in a non-leap year… well, that day doesn't exist, so the widget is awkwardly blank.
Sparse posters. Someone who publishes weekly but not daily will see the empty state on most days of the year; a small window (±3 days?) turns that into a useful recap instead.

I'm wondering if we could default to a modest window and leave exact-match behind a filter for folks who really want it. Closer to how the genre works in the wild.

`<time datetime="…">` needs a timezone

Small thing on the post meta row:

$time_iso = get_the_time( 'Y-m-d H:i', $post );
// ...
<time datetime="<?php echo esc_attr( $time_iso ); ?>">

get_the_time() returns the post time in the site's timezone, but the emitted string has no offset or Z. Per the HTML spec that's a "local date and time" without context, so screen readers and timezone-aware tooling interpret it as the user's local time rather than the site's. Either drop to Y-m-d (a plain date is a valid datetime value), or switch to get_the_time( 'c', $post ), which gives you ISO 8601 with an offset attached.

More parity with: https://wordpress.github.io/gutenberg/?path=/story/dataviews-dataviews--layout-activity&args=groupBy:!true;groupByLabel:!false

apermo · 2026-04-25T15:30:01Z

+ *
+ * @since 7.1.0
+ */
+#[AllowDynamicProperties]


Why is allow dynamic properties needed? As it is new code, I would refrain from adding this.

Great point. I was undecided about this attribute tbqh. But I was mimicking Site Health and decided to keep it for consistency. But it's not needed for my class.

I removed it.

alshakero · 2026-04-25T19:55:04Z

Thanks for the amazing feedback, @jeherve!

Use date_query instead of raw SQL

Done.

Consider widening the window beyond the exact day

I added a minimal slider to keep the noise down the allows adjusting the range from 1 to 7 days.

needs a timezone

Fixed.

dmsnell

all of the calls to translation which directly output (e.g. via printf()) need to be escaped so they don’t break the page. this includes calls to _e().

happy to give another round here. looks like a nice widget

dmsnell · 2026-04-27T19:43:33Z

+			'on-this-day',
+			sprintf(
+				'#dashboard_on_this_day{--otd-today:%s;}',
+				wp_json_encode( self::get_window_label( self::get_window_days() ) )


not sure what the intention here is with JSON encoding, but this is CSS, which does not understand JSON.

if you are looking to escape a CSS string it would be best to follow CSS language rules otherwise this will open up unexpected corruption.

calling @sirreal on this one, but I would imagine that this would be preferable to json_encode()

$escaped_label = strtr( self::get_window_label( ... ), '"', '\"' );

there are other details, like forbidding newline characters or invalid UTF-8 in the string, but JSON encoding has its own list of corrupting circumstances

This is a common repurposing of json_encode to wrap loose strings with quotes and escape any occurring quotes if any. It also escapes new lines and a few other baddies. Frankly I think it's probably safer than making my own function. But GPT-5.5 obliged and created a helper.

Happy to settle for either.

I hear you, and I’ll defer to @sirreal who can speak much more eloquently on this than I can.

having a wrapper at least leaves more intention in the code which can be later cleaned up, but using JSON serialization hides that intention. there is work to add string escaping in Core, which will be preferable here anyway once it arrives.

OK I side stepped this by avoiding CSS props in favor of HTML attributes.

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alshakero · 2026-05-11T15:08:46Z

@dmsnell I implemented the list of inline tags and added some tests.

aaronjorbin

Thanks for working on this. A handleful of comments are inline. Additionally:

It's a bit jarring to jump to the top of the page when adjusting the slider.
What I'm seeing in the output seems to not be what is intended, so I haven't reviewed that at all:

It feels like a lot of the functionality for excerpts isn't using core functionality. If core needs to work around core limitations, that is a good opportunity to make enhacements so they are available elsewhere. That work likely should happen in a different ticket that blocks this one.

aaronjorbin · 2026-05-11T20:02:27Z

+	 * @since 7.1.0
+	 * @var int
+	 */
+	const CACHE_VERSION = 11;


Why isn't this 0 or 1 if this is a new feature?

This is for my own testing. Changing back to 0.

aaronjorbin · 2026-05-11T20:14:39Z

+	 * @return int Number of days to include, between 1 and 7.
+	 */
+	protected static function clamp_window_days( $window_days ) {
+		return min(


This should likely use PHP 8.6's clamp() function. See https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65143

I agree in general, but I'll keep it in this case until #11669 is merged to make testing this easier.

aaronjorbin · 2026-05-11T20:17:36Z

+
+					printf(
+						/* translators: 1: Start date, 2: End date. */
+						esc_html__( 'You haven\'t published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!' ),


Suggested change

esc_html__( 'You haven\'t published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!' ),

esc_html__( "You haven't published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!" ),

Avoid the need to escape the single quote: https://developer.wordpress.org/coding-standards/wordpress-coding-standards/php/#single-and-double-quotes

aaronjorbin · 2026-05-11T20:20:57Z

 	}

+	// On This Day.
+	if ( is_blog_admin() && current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {


is_blog_admin is unnecessary since if they are in this file, it's the admin.

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if ( is_blog_admin() && current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {

if ( current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {

alshakero · 2026-05-12T08:37:21Z

Hi Aaron! I much appreciate your review. Thank you.

It's a bit jarring to jump to the top of the page when adjusting the slider.

Yes, I didn't want to add any JS to make this dynamic because it's performance-sensitive. I now added the element's ID in the URL hash to scroll back down to it when it's updated. Much nicer now.

What I'm seeing in the output seems to not be what is intended, so I haven't reviewed that at all:

I'm unable to reproduce this which makes it interesting. Maybe you have some special HTML in your posts that is breaking my escaping. If this is a testing site, would you mind sharing an export?

It feels like a lot of the functionality for excerpts isn't using core functionality. If core needs to work around core limitations, that is a good opportunity to make enhacements so they are available elsewhere.

I think Core has great tooling around excerpts. But we went a bit extreme with this one to optimize performance. You can see our discussion here.

I addressed all the inline comments.

alshakero · 2026-05-12T11:18:22Z

Update: I managed to reproduce this. The minifier is mangling the CSS file because it doesn't support native CSS nesting. Even though it is supported everywhere now.

I fixed that now by flattening the CSS file.

kellychoffman · 2026-05-13T03:55:45Z

@alshakero Love this!

I have some thoughts and suggestions for the design of this. What if we pare it back a bit and ship a very clean, opinionated widget? Then, add more as people use it and you get feedback on the feature. I think its easier to add than to take away.

Suggested changes:  

Only show published posts. Remove drafts.  
Make Reblog the primary action. Secondary action is to view the post. Tertiary action is to Share, which would copy a link to the clipboard. I think we should encourage blogs and blogging with this!
Most people will likely only have one blog post for any given day, if they even have any. Optimize the design for that. Get rid of the slider at the bottom of the post and have the 7 day range be the default. This is what other competitors do as well.
If there are multiple, still show only one at a time, but introduce a way to flip through each post.
If there is a, a featured image, or gallery in the post, include the first image in the widget. People love photos and are more likely to engage with the widget.
I'd further clean up the UI by only showing the date, title, excerpt or first few lines of the photo. Remove the rest of the post meta. Put the post date closer to the 'x years ago' ui.

Screenshots of suggested updates:

If only one post:

If multiple posts, no photo:

Still some UI details to work out, but what do you think? If you want to take it for a spin, I have a branch here: https://github.com/kellychoffman/wordpress-develop/tree/kelly/otd-carousel-alt

apermo · 2026-05-13T06:19:25Z

+
+					printf(
+						/* translators: 1: Start date, 2: End date. */
+						esc_html__( "You haven't published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!" ),


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esc_html__( "You haven't published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!" ),

esc_html__( 'You haven\'t published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!' ),

This should solve the phpcs and phpstan errors by using the single quotes and escaping the single quote in haven\'t

1. Move to a carousel. 2. Fixed 7 days window. 3. Use jQuery for JS. 4. Add a share button.

alshakero · 2026-05-13T12:20:25Z

Hi @kellychoffman! Thank you so much, this is great. In retrospect, it's obvious that it won't be common to have multiple posts on a given day. I adopted your design.

The only missing thing is that I didn't add a reblog button. That is not supported by default and I would have to add some filters to post-new.php. It's a couple of lines but felt really out of scope.

I also added a native share button instead of just copying. There is a Web Share API now and it's perfect for this case. It takes care of copying too. I did failover to copying for older browsers and Firefox.

Request

Regarding the empty state, I don't love the design. It's centered (vs start-aligned) and too tall IMO. WDYT?

simison · 2026-05-18T16:30:50Z

@kellychoffman @alshakero, have you also looked at designs proposed at WordPress/gutenberg#74936 ?

There are some neat visual ideas

cc @jameskoster @jasmussen

jasmussen · 2026-05-19T06:45:27Z

Thank you for the ping! Given the core context here, and that we've already on that other issue received some questions around what's plugin territory vs. core, that's a good nuance to unstick here as well.

Which is to say, it feels to me very appropriate to have an "On this day" widget, especially since it is being paired with a larger dashboard refresh that I know @retrofox has been looking into. But we probably shouldn't have two different ones. I happen to like quite a lot what @jarekmorawski did with the other one, though I wonder if there's a way to merge these two efforts? The prompt for an empty period feels like a nice addition.

The "reblog" button is an open question for extensibility, though, it'd be nice if plugins could tap into this widget.

retrofox · 2026-05-19T06:52:31Z

Yes, I think we can join efforts here. Also, extensibility is a nice one.

Let's suppose you have a historical events plugin in which the data source isn't simply a post. We should allow consumers to extend the events of this day.

alshakero · 2026-05-20T12:44:39Z

Hi @kellychoffman @jarekmorawski! It would be wonderful if we could reach an agreement on this, the momentum is great (for now).

I took inspiration from the empty state from Jarek's work, it's much better than the version that I had.

I did have an issue the padding though. The Quick Draft widget has 12px padding, and when I add more, our widget looks out of place. But when I make them consistent, it looks bad IMO

Consistent

Different

peterwilsoncc

I've added some notes inline.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T04:22:51Z

+			<div class="on-this-day-post-row">
+				<?php if ( $image_url ) : ?>
+					<div class="on-this-day-post-image">
+						<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $view_link ); ?>" target="_blank" rel="noopener" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true">


Allow users to decide to open in new tab.

🔢 This applies to this and the links elsewhere.

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<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $view_link ); ?>" target="_blank" rel="noopener" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true">

<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $view_link ); ?>" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true">

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T04:44:57Z

+		$user_id = get_current_user_id();
+
+		$cache_key = sprintf(
+			'render:v%d:%d:%s:%s:%s',


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'render:v%d:%d:%s:%s:%s',

'render_otd_widget:v%d:%d:%s:%s:%s',

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T04:47:04Z

+			'orderby'             => 'date',
+			'order'               => 'DESC',
+			'no_found_rows'       => true,
+			'date_query'          => $date_query,


No need to prime term caches update_post_term_cache => false

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T04:59:27Z

+ * @output wp-admin/js/on-this-day.js
+ */
+
+( function( $ ) {


I'm not seeing anything that requires jQuery in this file (correct me if I am wrong) so it would be good to avoid the dependency. https://youmightnotneedjquery.com/

It is not a requirement per se, but I started with vanilla JS, and the code was longer and too verbose. I then compared to other widgets and everyone except password-toggle uses jQuery.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:01:29Z

+   follows the user's selected admin color scheme (Blue, Modern, Coffee, etc.).
+   Fallback values match the classic "Fresh" scheme.
+   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
+#dashboard_on_this_day {


I'd prefer it if all the IDs, classes were prefixed with wp_. WordPress hasn't been great about prefixing in the past but for new features it's preferable to.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:10:56Z

+	 *
+	 * @return array[] Date query clauses.
+	 */
+	protected static function get_window_date_query_clauses() {


Please relocate this to be just after the method creating the WP_Query so it's near the location it's used.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:21:57Z

+			}
+		}
+
+		if ( ! empty( $post->post_content ) ) {


For the post content, use get_the_content() and run it through the the_contentfilter. This will ensure that any data that is private is stripped, blocks and shortcodes are rendered.

If the images are using a block/shortcode this will increases the chance they are found.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:23:34Z

+		}
+
+		$excerpt = self::extract_excerpt_text(
+			has_excerpt( $post ) ? $post->post_excerpt : $post->post_content,


Use get_the_excerpt() and get_the_content() with the latter run through the the_content filter.

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:24:22Z

+		);
+
+		$current_year = (int) current_time( 'Y' );
+		$post_year    = (int) get_the_date( 'Y', $post );


This can be removed and the code below use human_time_diff(). See this example in the Gutenberg repo https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/e4b6b0ba8470dfd0e51fdc34343cf172bfb22fb1/packages/block-library/src/post-date/index.php#L63-L69

peterwilsoncc · 2026-06-18T05:30:41Z

 	}

+	// On This Day.
+	if ( current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {


Along with my comment above re displaying posts of all authors, this can be shown to all users.

alshakero · 2026-06-18T08:26:34Z

Thank you so much @peterwilsoncc! I addressed all your feedback.

m · 2026-06-18T20:01:19Z

Quick thoughts:

Can we not show anything if there's nothing on this day in the past?
I have used this plugin for a while and prefer it as a starting point to the above: https://wordpress.org/plugins/years-ago-today/

alshakero · 2026-06-18T20:33:53Z

Can we not show anything if there's nothing on this day in the past?

It might be tricky to show nothing at all. Because the widgets are customizable by the user and dynamically hiding them may mess up the ordering. This is what Years Ago Today shows.

I have used this plugin for a while and prefer it as a starting point to the above: wordpress.org/plugins/years-ago-today

Happy to adopt that, the UI is simpler and more performant (no carousel CSS and JS). But I'm curious which part would you like me to bring over?

The window size? Keep it to a day instead of a week?
The UI design?

sabernhardt · 2026-06-19T04:59:00Z

Can we not show anything if there's nothing on this day in the past?

A new, separate widget would not be very valuable on a site with zero published posts, and it would be inappropriate for sites that never have any published posts.

The existing Activity widget has a 'No activity yet!' fallback when there are no future or published posts and no recent comments. I think the Published On This Day list could fit inside that widget, possibly with the same styling and similar links. A made a quick proof of concept on my fork.

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Add On This Day section to Activity widget sabernhardt/wordpress-develop#66

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	esc_html__( 'You haven\'t published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!' ),
	esc_html__( "You haven't published anything between %1$s and %2$s in previous years. Write something today and check back next year!" ),

	if ( is_blog_admin() && current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {
	if ( current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) ) {

	<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $view_link ); ?>" target="_blank" rel="noopener" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true">
	<a href="<?php echo esc_url( $view_link ); ?>" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true">

	'render:v%d:%d:%s:%s:%s',
	'render_otd_widget:v%d:%d:%s:%s:%s',

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Use `date_query` instead of raw SQL

`<time datetime="…">` needs a timezone

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