WordPress 7.0 lands April 9 with real-time collaboration, built-in AI connectors, visual revisions, new blocks, and a refreshed admin. Your complete guide to every change…
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The second Release Candidate (“RC2”) for WordPress 7.0 is ready for download and testing…
Content Guidelines is now available as a Gutenberg experiment – a single place in WordPress to define the content standards that shape how your site’s content is written, edited, and managed…
The WordPress 6.9.2 release on March 10th wasn’t the smoothest, so some members of the Security Team did an internal retrospective to identify how the project can continue to improve release processes, with the aim of ensuring that users continue to have trust in minor releases…
WordPress 7.0 RC1 shipped on March 24 with a new fix for real-time performance issues and two new features – but not before core committers questioned whether the release was ready to ship…
It’s nice that plugins can hook into the left nav wherever they want, but there’s no hierarchy and things can get pretty mixed up. Perhaps we have all the core WP stuff first, then at the end we have plugins, and below Plugins…
Gutenberg 22.8 has been released and is available for download with these new features…
As of WordPress 7.0, any block attribute that supports Block Bindings also supports Pattern Overrides. So now, you can use Pattern Overrides for any block you want…
WordPress 7.0 expands contentOnly editing to unsynced patterns and template parts. The key behavioural change is that unsynced patterns and template parts inserted into the editor now default to contentOnly mode…
As of WordPress 6.9, you can hide any block entirely with blockVisibility: false in block metadata. In WordPress 7.0, viewport-based visibility rules give your users the power to show or hide blocks per device type…
WordPress 7.0 expands the Dimensions block supports system with three significant improvements: width and height are now available as standard block supports under dimensions, and themes can now define dimension size presets to give users a consistent set of size options across their site…
WordPress 7.0 introduces the ability to add custom CSS directly to individual block instances from within the post and site editors. This closes a long-standing gap in the block styling system…
WordPress 7.0 introduces the Connectors API – a new framework for registering and managing connections to external services. The initial focus is on AI providers, giving WordPress a standardized way to handle API key management, provider discovery, and admin UI for configuring AI services…
WordPress 7.0 brings real-time collaboration, visual revisions, native breadcrumbs, AI client infrastructure, and admin view transitions…
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