Category: WordPress

Jean-Baptiste Audras and Daniel James co-leaded the WordPress 4.9.5 release and shared some feedback and tips on the topic of leading a WordPress minor release. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #16: leading a WordPress minor release and more

This week, the first version of privacy tools was committed to trunk. It is planned to get them into WordPress 4.9.6. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #15: first version of privacy tools in trunk and more

WordPress 4.9.5 was released this week, with bug fixes and fixes for three security issues. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #14: WordPress 4.9.5 and more

This week, the accessibility team published test results to the current state of Gutenberg accessibility. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #13: current state of Gutenberg accessibility and more

The core team released the beta version of WordPress 4.9.5 for testing – the final version is scheduled for April 3. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #12: WordPress 4.9.5 Beta and more

This week, there was a support workshop on how to deal with angry users in support. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #11: dealing with angry users in support and more

This week, the theme review team asked for feedback if custom blocks for the new editor should be allowed in themes that are hosted in the WordPress.org theme repo. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #10: should custom blocks be allowed in W.org repo themes and more

Daniel Bachhuber introduced a database that wants to provide information on compatibility with the Gutenberg editor for 5,000 plugins from the W.org directory. Continue reading …Continue reading WordPress weekly recap #9: Gutenberg Plugin Compatibility Database and more