WordPress 0.7 was the first official version of WordPress, released on May 27, 2003. Yeah, we are celebrating 20 years of WordPress. Twenty Years. Incredible. Happy Birthday, WordPress, and we wish you many more! Writing about WordPress and its 20 …
After a massive release that was version 7.0, and many smaller updates released since, the time has come for the next major update – version 7.1, which is now scheduled for release on Maj 25, 2023 – two days before the plugin’s eleventh birthday.
After a massive release that was version 7.0, and many smaller updates released since, the time has come for the next major update – version 7.1, which is now scheduled for release on Maj 25, 2023 – two days before the plugin’s eleventh birthday.
The new version brings 5 new sweepers to Pro and Lite editions to clean up the ActionScheduler database tables used by WooCommerce, Rank Math, WP Rocket, and many other plugins.
In December 2022, PHP 8.2 was released. PHP 7.4 has reached the End Of Life stage and is no longer officially updated or supported, with PHP 8.0 only getting securing fixes, making PHP 8.1 and PHP 8.2 the only officially supported and updated releases.
Last week, the CoreSocial Pro plugin was released, and here is the first update already. The new version brings several bug fixes, updates to the share formats, updates to Facebook sharing, updates to blocks, and more.
CoreSocial is a brand-new plugin that has been in development for over 6 years, and it was used as an internal plugin only. Finally, the plugin has been expanded and is ready for prime time.
User Experience is a very important factor when it comes to any website, and even more when it comes to forums, because users expect to be able to navigate the forums easily and feel comfortable adding content and managing their own content.
The huge update for DebugPress is ready, and version 3.0 is a very important milestone that adds tons of new features for the usability of the debugger, various refinements in the debugger panels, visual tweaks, and more.
For the past few years, plugin icons have changed a few times, but they never looked quite good or how I wanted them to look. So, in the past few weeks, I dedicated time to carefully constructing (almost) all the new plugin icons.
The new plugin version is ready, bringing new sweepers, many updates and improvements, a brand new shared code library, and bug fixes. All changes are also added to the plugin free version: SweepPress Lite 2.1.
A few weeks ago, our payment processor company MyCommerce Digital River expanded the list of payment methods to include direct support for Google Pay. The new payment method should be available worldwide.
Dev4Press website has been updated, and many changes have been deployed, including new email templates, newsletters are active again, the home page and account dashboard have been updated, and many minor bugs have been fixed.
SweepPress Pro plugin has recently got a brand new 3.5 release, and this post will showcase a real cleanup process done here on the Dev4Press website, comparing estimates to real values as reported by the database. Now, this cleanup process …