Hey, WordPress fans. We are checking in with your latest dose of weekly WordPress news. This week, it was a bit quiet, though. There’s a new Slack channel for full-time sponsored WordPress contributors, which generated some debate on Twitter and at WP Tavern. Beyond that, there were some vulnerabilities in some popular WordPress plugins – [...]
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are checking in with your latest dose of WordPress news. This week, there were some security vulnerabilities in Elementor and the popular third-party The Plus add-ons for Elementor. All of the issues have already been patched – just make sure to update so that you can benefit from the fixes. Beyond [...]
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Hey, WordPress friends. We hope you’re still enjoying our new design. If you’ve hit any issues this past week, please give us a shout in the comments. This week, WordPress 5.7 was officially released. It’s a major release, so there’s no pressure to update right away. But give it a try and update when you [...]
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Hey, WordPress friends. A new look for WPLift has been on our wish list for quite sometime. We started working on it since September last year. It took a bit longer than expected, but we finally made it. The website is now fast as lightning, better on mobile devices, and with a much more lighter [...]
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Hey, WordPress friends. This week, there was some controversy as Bluehost got caught using the WordPress trademark in an ad, which also reignited controversy over the WordPress.org recommended hosting page. Beyond that, native lazy loading for iframes is coming in WordPress 5.7. Let’s get to all of this week’s news… WORDPRESS NEWS AND ARTICLES Bluehost ... Read more
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Hey, WordPress friends. This week, there was some controversy as Bluehost got caught using the WordPress trademark in an ad, which also reignited controversy over the WordPress.org recommended hosting page. Beyond that, native lazy loading for iframes is coming in WordPress 5.7. Let’s get to all of this week’s news… WORDPRESS NEWS AND ARTICLES Bluehost [...]
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are checking in this week with your latest dose of WordPress news. This week, WordPress.org removed some fake reviews for a plugin (though this is only the tip of the iceberg, in my opinion), the WordPress 5.7 beta 3 is out, EDD also has its 3.0 beta out, and Automattic released ... Read more
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Hey, WordPress fans. We are checking in this week with your latest dose of WordPress news. This week, WordPress.org removed some fake reviews for a plugin (though this is only the tip of the iceberg, in my opinion), the WordPress 5.7 beta 3 is out, EDD also has its 3.0 beta out, and Automattic released [...]
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Hey, WordPress friends. This week, WordPress hit a big usage milestone – it now officially powers more than 40% of the websites in Alexa’s top 10 million. So there you go – WordPress isn’t just for small publishers, it works great for big-name websites, too. Beyond that, Elementor announced changes to the pricing for the ... Read more
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Hey, WordPress friends. This week, WordPress hit a big usage milestone – it now officially powers more than 40% of the websites in Alexa’s top 10 million. So there you go – WordPress isn’t just for small publishers, it works great for big-name websites, too. Beyond that, Elementor announced changes to the pricing for the [...]
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