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This Month in WordPress: January News Roundup
It’s a new year, and the WordPress ecosystem is as busy as ever. With new releases and essential tool updates lined up, it’s easy to see why the community is buzzing. Wor…
WordCamp Asia 2023: The First Flagship WordCamp in Asia
It's finally happening – Asia's first flagship WordCamp. Hostinger is proud to sponsor WordCamp Asia 2023 and be involved with the worldwide WordPress community. WordCamps a…
State of the Word 2022: What WordPress Has Achieved and What’s in Store for the Future
WordPress held the annual State of the Word keynote address on December 15th, 2022. During the event, WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg addressed the progress of various WordPre…
WooCommerce 7.1: Key Features
WooCommerce has released the latest version, 7.1. It contains 185 commits for WooCommerce Core and 162 for WooCommerce Blocks. The latest version has several enhancements to he…
WordPress 6.1.1 Maintenance Release
The WordPress core team released the first update just a few weeks after launching WordPress 6.1. You may wonder why there have been two updates in such a short time interval. …
WordPress 6.1: What’s New in the New Major Release
2022’s third major release of WordPress, version 6.1 ”Misha”, is finally here. It introduces over 400 core enhancements and bug fixes and various backport changes from Gutenberg t…
WordPress 6.1 Beta: First Look Into the Next Major Release
WordPress 6.1 will be released on November 1, 2022. Its beta version has already been launched for testing. This major release will introduce Twenty Twenty-Three – the new defa…
WordPress Themes Team Launched the Block Theme Creation Plugin
In June 2022 an exciting new aspect of WordPress themes was launched through a plugin that enables easier access for all. The Create Block Theme plugin lets users create a chi…
WordCamp US: Connecting A Global Community
Hostinger is proud to sponsor WordCamp US as part of our commitment and contribution to the worldwide WordPress community. If we learned one thing from our experience at WordCa…