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WordPress 5.5 released.
Some noticeable improvements are Image lazy load, XML sitemap, Auto-updates for Plugins and Themes, Update Plugins and Themes by uploading ZIP files.
WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine”
Some noticeable improvements are Image lazy load, XML sitemap, Auto-updates for Plugins and Themes, Update Plugins and Themes by uploading ZIP files.
WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine”
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With the introduction of the Block editor, the WordPress.com Classic Editor was set for retirement at the beginning of June. We pushed that back a bit to make time for more changes that ease the transition to the Block editor — and now it’s time! With the new and improved Classic block, you have the best of both editors: the flexibility and stability of the Block editor, and the Classic editor interface you know.
From August 11 all WordPress.com accounts will switch from Classic editor to the new Block editor. It will happen in phases, and you’ll get an email to let you know to expect the change.
The Classic Editing Experience is Moving, Not Leaving
From August 11 all WordPress.com accounts will switch from Classic editor to the new Block editor. It will happen in phases, and you’ll get an email to let you know to expect the change.
The Classic Editing Experience is Moving, Not Leaving
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Here’s the thing: the WordPress app on iOS doesn’t sell anything. I just checked, and so did Stratechery’s Ben Thompson. The app simply lets you make a website for free. There isn’t even an option to buy a unique dot-com or even dot-blog domain name from the iPhone and iPad app — it simply assigns you a free WordPress domain name and 3GB of space.
Mullenweg tells The Verge he’s not going to fight it anymore, though — he will add brand-new in-app purchases for WordPress.com’s paid tiers, which include domain names, within 30 days. Apple has agreed to allow Automattic to update the app while it waits. (The last update was issued yesterday.)
In other words, Apple won: the richest company in the world just successfully forced an app developer to monetize an app so it could make more money. It’s just the latest example of Apple’s fervent attempts to guard its cash cow resulting in a decision that doesn’t make much sense and doesn’t live up to Apple’s ethos (real or imagined) of putting the customer experience ahead of all else.
WordPress founder claims Apple cut off updates to his completely free app because it wants 30 percent
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Mullenweg tells The Verge he’s not going to fight it anymore, though — he will add brand-new in-app purchases for WordPress.com’s paid tiers, which include domain names, within 30 days. Apple has agreed to allow Automattic to update the app while it waits. (The last update was issued yesterday.)
In other words, Apple won: the richest company in the world just successfully forced an app developer to monetize an app so it could make more money. It’s just the latest example of Apple’s fervent attempts to guard its cash cow resulting in a decision that doesn’t make much sense and doesn’t live up to Apple’s ethos (real or imagined) of putting the customer experience ahead of all else.
WordPress founder claims Apple cut off updates to his completely free app because it wants 30 percent
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While Apple has been facing a dispute against Epic Games regarding its In-App Purchases system, the company yesterday asked WordPress to include native payment options in its app. However, Apple and WordPress have now reached an agreement to allow the app in the iOS App Store without In-App Purchases.
Apple agrees to allow WordPress app on the App Store without In-App Purchases after update - 9to5Mac
Apple agrees to allow WordPress app on the App Store without In-App Purchases after update - 9to5Mac
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The new Discover tab on your Reader will recommend blogs and posts based on topics you follow. These changes give you more control over what you see, making it easier for you to find interesting voices, while also giving you and your site the opportunity to find a bigger audience.
A Better Way to Discover Blogs and Get Inspired
They have posted a blog on the above app update.
A Better Way to Discover Blogs and Get Inspired
They have posted a blog on the above app update.
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We recently updated WordPress.com’s fonts and wanted to give you a behind-the-scenes look at how we chose the list.
A Look at How We Updated Fonts on WordPress.com
A Look at How We Updated Fonts on WordPress.com
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