PostSticky: Update Help Text for Clarity and Consistency #69301
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What?
Closes: #69300
Updates the help text in Gutenberg’s
PostStickycomponent to improve consistency with Quick Edit and WordPress core terminology.Why?
The current help text:
is inconsistent with Quick Edit, which uses "Make this post sticky." Additionally, "pinning" and "top of the blog" can be misleading, as sticky posts are not necessarily restricted to the top of the blog they may also appear in archives, custom queries, and other views.
This update improves clarity and ensures consistency across the WordPress UI.
How?
helptext inPostStickycomponent to "Make this post sticky"Screenshots
Before:
After: