Your Chance to Give Feedback on WordPress’ Accessibility Coding Standards
The WordPress Accessibility team is seeking feedback on a draft that outlines accessibility coding standards […]
The WordPress Accessibility team is seeking feedback on a draft that outlines accessibility coding standards […]
WordPress.org is getting some love in 2016. In addition to a beautifully redesigned login page, […]
In 2013, Mel Choyce, Design Engineer at Automattic, published a proposal to improve the content […]
There are at least three major releases of WordPress per year where users can expect […]
WordPress 4.5 development is now in full swing with Mike Schroder at the helm, leading […]
WordPress 4.4.1 is available for download and includes 52 fixes, one of which patches a […]
Earlier this year, WordPress 4.2 added the ability to install and update plugins in-place. This […]
Contributors to the WordPress core Customize component are targeting the upcoming 4.5 release for inclusion […]
During Matt Mullenweg’s State of The Word presentation at WordCamp US, he said everyone in […]
Among the many changes in WordPress 4.4 in an effort to clean the interface, the […]
If you notice images don’t load after upgrading to WordPress 4.4 and you use SSL […]
The inaugural WordCamp US was held this weekend at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in the […]
Stanko Metodiev, project manager for Devrix, shares his experience contributing a patch to WordPress core […]
In the last two years, Automattic has made significant improvements to WordPress.com and Jetpack. From […]