WordPress News

Hey, WordPress folks. We are checking in with the first batch of WordPress news stories from 2022. Unlike last month, there was a lot going on. Most notably, a brand spankin’ new major WordPress release – WordPress 5.9 “Josephine.” Read about this and more.

This is the January 2022 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey there, WordPress fans. We hope you all enjoyed the holidays and are ready for an awesome year of WordPress in 2022.

This is the December 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” We are back with yet another dose of WordPress news and analysis. This month, GoDaddy found itself in the news quite a bit. They made a big splashy acquisition in the managed WordPress hosting space, but they also had a vulnerability in their own managed WordPress hosting that could put millions(!) of WordPress sites at risk.

It’s time for another round of news stories and interesting goings-on from the WordPress ecosystem. And there’s a lot to talk about! First off, there are some interesting developments from team Jetpack. In short, some of their services are going full standalone. Then we’ll talk about what’s happening with the upcoming WordPress 5.9 – there’s always something.

Hey folks, hope you’re staying safe and healthy. We have another round of WordPress news and stories from last month, including notes on the recent WordPress update, expanded functionality of the block editor, a recent security patch for Ninja Forms, and a report on some of the most exciting acquisitions in the WordPress space!

Hey folks, hope you’re staying safe and healthy. Here’s a quick look at some of the top WordPress news stories from the last month. We’ll discuss Yoast joining Newfold Digital, the Thrive Automator, a quick update on the Classic Editor, and vulnerabilities discovered in the Nested Pages plugin.

Here’s a quick look at some of the top WordPress news stories from the last month. We will talk about the release of a new major WordPress version, the WordPress.org Block Pattern Directory, Automattic acquiring a new podcast app to join their family, and the launch of a new service for disposable WordPress testing sites.

This is the July 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello folks, hope everyone’s safe and healthy. Let’s take a quick look at a few interesting WordPress news from the past month. We will discuss some exciting details about the WordPress 5.8 Beta 3, the acquisition of Day One journaling app, and a new player on the WordPress site flipping landscape. Exciting times ahead!

This is the June 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello folks, hope you all are fine and healthy. Here is a quick look at some exciting WordPress news from last month. We’re going to discuss some under-the-hood improvements made in Jetpack 9.7, a new feature to add colors to your images, Gutenberg’s new release towards Full Site Editing, and WordPress’ 18th birthday.

This is the May 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” This time, we are going to discuss Gutenberg 10.4, a new performance optimization plugin launched by the Jetpack team, Gravity Forms 2.5, and WordPress reconsidering working with some WordCamp sponsors.

This is the April 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” We have some exciting news about newly arrived WordPress 5.7 “Esperanza”, WordPress Stories, and a cool new feature to make your content more engaging. Lastly, Gutenberg and WordPress are considering to wave “goodbye” to IE11.

This is the March 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” In this edition, we are going to talk about a much-awaited feature coming in WordPress 5.7, Gutenberg 10.0, the 100th release of the block editor, Elementor Pro’s new pricing plans, and the first beta for Easy Digital Downloads 3.0.

This is the February 2021 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hey, everyone! We hope this year has been going great for you all so far. We’re back with a new edition of the WordPress news to let you know how the first month of the year went for WordPress.

Hey everyone, we wish you all a Happy New Year and hope you have a great year ahead. Let’s have a look at how the last month of the year was for WordPress and what to expect heading into the new year. There’s certainly been a lot going on in the WordPress ecosystem. For once, we have a completely new version of WordPress, and Matt Mullenweg held his annual State of the Word. But there’s more!

This is the December 2020 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” The end of the year is near and, while all our hopes are heading towards a better 2021, let’s keep an eye on what’s happening in WordPress right now.

In the November 2020 WordPress news edition, we’re talking about the second WordPress 5.6 beta, Cloudflare’s new Automatic Platform Optimization for WordPress sites, and the first concrete steps in the transition to block-based themes and full-site editing.

This is the October 2020 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello! We are back after witnessing another month of interesting stories from our WordPress community. What we want to present to you today contains several cool news items that will shape your future as a WordPress user.

Introduced into the WordPress theme directory a couple of hours ago, the “Delist” status gives the review team an option to temporarily hide a theme from search, while still keeping it available directly and also allowing updates to go through.

This is the September 2020 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello everyone! Let’s welcome autumn with a look into the most interesting happenings in our WordPress community from the past month.

This is the August 2020 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello WordPress-ers! Welcome back to another roundup of news from our community. Starting with this edition, we’re changing the format of the post a little bit but you’ll still be getting the same amount of information as before.

This is the July 2020 edition of “This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP.” Hello WordPress aficionados, welcome to this month’s roundup of news about the world’s most popular CMS. I’m writing this post from the base of the mountains, where part of our team is hanging out for a few days to work and spend some time together.

Hi everyone! The past weeks freed us from our houses and apartments a little bit. We could go out for long walks and some fresh air, respecting the social distancing rules, of course. I think it makes a difference, being able to change scenery even slightly. With a more optimistic view for the rest of the year, let’s review the latest happenings in WordPress!

Hi everyone, how is everything now after one more month at home? We hope you’re hanging in there. We know the daily routine at this time can get a bit tedious and feels like Groundhog Day all over again but it’s far from being the worst thing it can happen to you. You can always find nice in-house activities that keep you on track and sane.

Hello everyone! This is for sure not the best context to meet again, we can just hope you guys are safe and healthy. We relate to each other now since most of us are in the same situation, trying to cope with sudden changes and new daily routines. I personally see it as a lesson that will teach us many positive things by the end of this unpleasant period.

WordPress is being used by millions and, as the Coronavirus circles the world, it is impacting the WordPress industry overall. At the beginning of this pandemic, I was interested to see how various WordPress entities are being affected, so I’ve reached out to business leaders and independent professionals in our industry to learn what they’re doing to keep things going.

This is the March 2020 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." // Hey WordPress fans, welcome back to our monthly roundup of news from our community. You'll hear about lots of happenings; some you will enjoy and some you will probably not agree with. But that's life, isn't it?

This is the February 2020 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." // Hi everybody, welcome to our latest edition of WordPress news! We hope you started off the year with the batteries charged and you’re ready to embrace all the next challenges that are waiting for you around the corner.

This is the January 2020 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." // Hi everybody, welcome to 2020! This is our first roundup of the year, which means that we’re back to work and the holidays are over. Most of our team took the last two weeks off, while some of us alternated work with free days. Anyway, this period was fun and short, if you ask me.

Hi friends! This is the final push of the year, the last WordPress news you will read in 2019. I don't know about you but, if I were to pick a superhero to describe the past 12 months, that would be Flash. Everything happened so incredibly fast that it's kinda scary.

In WordPress, things keep moving at a slow but steady pace. In September, WordPress 5.3 receives a new beta, the Twenty Twenty theme is almost ready, Google releases a native lazy loading plugin for WordPress, a Jetpack-like plugin arises, while the Gutenberg team shares a full-site editing prototype. But that’s just a small taste of all the topics we covered in this October 2019 WordPress news roundup.