WordPress 7.0 may be the most consequential CMS release to date, with changes that extend far beyond the platform’s new AI features.
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WordPress 7.0 may be the most consequential CMS release to date, with changes that extend far beyond the platform’s new AI features.
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WordPress 7.0 was expected to focus on real-time collaboration, but native AI integration may define the release and the platform’s future.
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A Liquid Web rebrand of StellarWP plugins triggered backlash after users reported missing pages, login issues, and license confusion.
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Google and WooCommerce announced today that the Google for WooCommerce extension now enables merchants to sell products directly through YouTube. The update connects WooCommerce stores to YouTube channels enabling them to tap into 2.7 billion shoppers. Merchants can tag products in videos and Shorts, where they appear as shoppable cards during playback and in a dedicated shopping tab on the channel. The cards are pulled from the merchant’s existing product catalog They stay synced automatically through Google Merchant Center The same data is reused across YouTube, Shopping, and ads Connect WooCommerce Stores To YouTube Shoppers WooCommerce is an open source […]
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Will WordPress’s troubled real-time collaboration feature be worth delaying the release of WP 7.0?
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Matt Mullenweg invokes Will Smith’s Oscars slap in response to Cloudflare’s boat that EmDash is a successor to WordPress.
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Cloudflare’s WordPress competitor EmDash may be the future of CMSs, but there are six reasons why it’s not that CMS today.
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Delay in release of WordPress 7.0 stems from concerns over the real-time collaboration feature. The focus is on targeting “extreme stability.”
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Yoast SEO co-founder shares that most sites don’t need content management systems like WordPress anymore.
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Formidable Forms WordPress vulnerability enables unauthenticated attackers to pay a small amount and have a larger purchase marked as paid.
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