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WordPress 6.7 "Rollins" - A Tribute to Jazz Legend Sonny Rollins, Opening a New Era of Design and Flexibility
Learn about WordPress 6.7 "Rollins", the version named after jazz legend Sonny Rollins, which brings a new Twenty Twenty-Five theme, Zoom Out functionality, dynamic content creation, font management, and other innovations to enhance design flexibility and the user experience.
Matt Mullenweg's WordPress Mastery: Blurring Ecosystem Boundaries and the WP Engine Conflict
In recent years, the WordPress ecosystem has grown to become the foundation that supports nearly half of the world's websites. However, the boundaries between the WordPress Open Source Project, the WordPress Foundation, the non-profit organization that supports it, and the commercial arm run by Automattic have become increasingly...
Who Owns WordPress?
The idea that there is a powerful website building platform that is easy to get started with and free to use for both novices and experienced professionals may seem unbelievable to some. However, such a platform does exist and that is WordPress.However, there exists a...
WordPress 6.5 Highlights: Built-in Font Library, API Updates, and Plugin Dependencies
WordPress 6.5, launching on April 2, 2024, which is today, will bring a host of innovations and improvements, from enhanced design freedom to the introduction of new API features to support for classic themes and an interface redesign. Here are some of the highlights: new font libraries, allowing global...
Guide to Integrating Custom Payment Gateways into WooCommerce Checkout Blocks
Before you start, make sure you've checked out the full guide on how to create a WooCommerce Payment Gateway (it's important to read that first before reading this post). However, if you're using the latest version of WooCommerce (I think it's from 8.3 onwards), you may...
Gutenberg 18.5: Fully Extended Block Styles and New Custom Shadow Functionality
Gutenberg version 18.5 brings numerous useful updates. First of all, it provides more powerful section styling tools that allow you to customize the appearance of your content more easily. In addition, the new version adds many customization options to make content sections more personalized. Among other things, the new...
Gutenberg 19.6 Update Released: Exploring Inline Annotations, Code Optimization, and Bug Fixes
Gutenberg 19.6 update is released, which adds inline comment experiment function, improves code quality and fixes multiple bugs, optimizes the whole site editing experience, enhances layout clarity and shortcut key operation, and further improves users' editing experience.
WordPress 6.5 Highlights: Font Library, Data View, Block Binding & Interaction APIs and More
The release of WordPress 6.5 is scheduled for March 26th and we are looking forward to the novel features it brings. This release introduces a powerful new API that greatly enhances the WordPress development experience. In addition to this, WordPress 6.5 introduces several improvements designed to optimize site building and content...
Gutenberg 17.9 introduces new default color and layout presets that can be applied to an entire project for a more cohesive design.
Gutenberg 17.9 has been released, and like the previous version, the developers have focused mainly on refining the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release, so this new version of Gutenberg focuses more on improving stability and fixing bugs. Below we will briefly describe a...
What's New: Stay up to date with WordPress updates and other exciting developments in the industry!
As you probably know, WordPress actually supports nearly half of all websites on the Internet. But I thought it would be interesting to dig a little deeper into the trends that are impacting the WordPress community. WordPress Usage Remains Dominant and Stable Since its inception in 2003...
WordPress 6.5 now supports plugin dependencies, which makes it easier for developers to manage relationships between plugins.
WordPress 6.5 now enables dependencies between plugins. WordPress' extensibility is one of its most useful features, and it does this through plugins and the Hooks API. Many plugins are built on top of other plugins and used to extend their functionality....
WordPress 6.5 adds a new Block Binding API feature that lets you add real-time data to a page's module
As the block editor has evolved, the lack of good support for custom fields has been an issue. While custom fields are still commonly used in WordPress, they are placed at the bottom of the page in the block editor and are not well integrated. However, with the new Block Binding AP...
Gutenberg 17.8 Updated Grid Layout and Allows Exporting Multiple Templates at Once
Gutenberg version 17.8 focuses mainly on stability improvements and bug fixes, as many developers are busy preparing for the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release. However, this version also introduces some new features! Remember, WordPress 6.5 is still in beta right now and G...
WordPress version 6.5 has performance improvements for internationalized (I18N) multilingual translations.
WordPress version 6.5 features several internationalization (i18n) improvements, which this developer note will focus on. Localized Translation System with Improved Performance Over the past year, WordPress contributors have carefully studied the existing internationalization (i18n) system...
WordPress version 6.5 will start supporting AVIF format images
WordPress 6.5 will support a new image format called AVIF, which is not only high quality, but also much smaller than older formats (such as JPEG or PNG), cutting the size in half while maintaining the same sharpness. avif ...
