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WordPress.org is now sporting a new look with a refreshed, jazzy design that complements the […]

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Newsletter Glue Closes Free Plugin on WordPress.org

The creators of Newsletter Glue have removed their free plugin from WordPress.org in favor of […]

August 15, 2022

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OrganizeWP Launches with “Old School Software Pricing Model”

WordPress developer Jon Christopher has relaunched OrganizeWP, a commercial plugin that organizes content in the […]

August 12, 2022

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WooCommerce to Stop Registering Customizer Options in Upcoming 6.9 Release

WooCommerce is making a strong push towards getting the Customizer menu out of the admin […]

August 12, 2022

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New Twenty Twenty-Three Default Theme Now in Development

Last month, WordPress design contributors proposed creating a new kind of default theme that would […]

August 11, 2022

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New Proposal Calls for Contributors to Stop Merging Experimental APIs from Gutenberg to WordPress Core

The practice of merging experimental APIs from Gutenberg into WordPress core may soon be coming […]

August 10, 2022

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ServerPress Is Shutting Down

ServerPress, makers of DesktopServer, a WordPress local development tool, announced it is shutting down after […]

August 9, 2022

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WordCamp US 2022 Publishes Speaker Schedule, Livestream Will Be Available

WordCamp US (WCUS) kicks off one month from today in San Diego, CA, and organizers […]

August 9, 2022

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Gutenberg 13.8 Introduces Fluid Typography Support and Revamped Quote Block

Gutenberg 13.8 was released last week with some major enhancements that should delight block theme […]

August 8, 2022

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Michael Beckwith on Newsletter Glue Closes Free Plugin on WordPress.org
Hmm, I’m one of those free only users, gonna have to ponder if I want to attempt upgrading, or pivot.…
David Anderson on OrganizeWP Launches with “Old School Software Pricing Model”
Well, that offer effectively exists everywhere, just as long as you press the “Cancel subscription” button immediately after purchase.
Jermaine on New Twenty Twenty-Three Default Theme Now in Development
I love seeing the evolution of Gutenberg! It has experienced hiccups and has felt like progress was moving slow, but…
VTdom on OrganizeWP Launches with “Old School Software Pricing Model”
It’s why I don’t use the wordpress plugin marketplace. I have almost 70 plugins/themes on Envato. FYI – the are…
Scott M Stolz on OrganizeWP Launches with “Old School Software Pricing Model”
Subscriptions allow providers to offer better support but if you’re a customer that doesn’t use that support, it feels like…

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