The WordPress Training Team’s Big Changes: Learning Pathways and Website Redesign
The WordPress Training team is rethinking- and redesigning- how Users, Designers, and Developers can Learn WordPress.
The WordPress Training team is rethinking- and redesigning- how Users, Designers, and Developers can Learn WordPress.
WordPress constitutes 46% of websites, showing stable usage but with a significant portion using outdated software. Competitors like Wix and Squarespace are gaining ground, while PHP and Mailchimp experience decreases in usage.
The Executive Director of WordPress gives the final verdict on two 6.5 features with uncertain futures.
WordPress.org relaunched its Developer Documentation with a much more intuitive homepage, cohesive navigation, and a modern design.
Could this API be another pivotal moment in the WordPress Project’s history?
WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy has published a proposed schedule for 2024 that includes […]
WordPress contributors have worked quickly over the past 24 hours to prepare a 6.4.1 maintenance […]
WordPress 6.4 “Shirley” was released today, named for famed American jazz pianist and singer Shirley […]
The upcoming 6.4 release, expected on November 7, will disable attachment pages for new installations. […]
WordPress 6.4 is one step closer to prime time with RC1 available today. The dev […]
Gutenberg 16.8 was released this week with improvements to existing blocks and some experiments that […]
The WordPress 6.4 release squad has decided to punt the planned Font Library feature to […]
WordPress 6.4 Beta 1 was released today on schedule, led by an underrepresented gender release […]
Work on WordPress 6.4 is kicking off with a post from Editor Triage Co-Lead Anne […]
The monumental task of overhauling WordPress’ aging admin design is coming into focus, as contributors […]