WordPress, now powering one-third of the web, had two releases in March. The 5.1.1 Security and Maintenance Release introduces some (security) fixes and enhancements and aims to prepare users for the minimum PHP version bump in WordPress 5.2 (scheduled for April 30th) from PHP 5.5 to 5.6.
Read articleIn this tutorial/article i’m going to show you a easy to setup way to start working with Sass and ES6 modules to modernize your WordPress theme development workflow. Both Sass and ES6 Modules can make your developmet a lot easier, help you beter organize your code and in the end keep your code much more maintainable.
Read articleFebruary brought WordPress Version 5.1 nicknamed “Betty” after jazz vocalist Betty Carter. The new release brings updates in the fields of Site Health, Editor performance, Multisite Metadata, the Cron API, and it has some more Developer focused changes.
Read articleIn this tutorial I will show you “the right way” to include Css styles and Javascripts in your WordPress themes. If you have previously created websites without WordPress, you are probably used to using link and script tags.
Read articleIt’s been a month since the release of WordPress 5.0 with the new Gutenberg editor. And while the dust is settling and the download numbers an rising the WordPress core developers have set some very nice goals for 2019. Most notable “Forming a Triage team to tackle the 6,500 open issues on Trac”.
Read articleOn December 4th, Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress, announced the release of version 5.0 on December 6th, only 2 days later. The 5.0 release was all about the new Gutenberg editor and the race of developers to make their sites, themes and plug-ins compatible with this new editing experience.
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