WordPress 5.9 Core Contribution Statistics (jeanbaptisteaudras.com)
WordPress 5.9 « Joséphine » was released on January 25th, 2022. This version is named « Joséphine », after the international
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in Core10 Can't-Miss Features in WordPress 5.9!
After being delayed for more than a month, WordPress 5.9 is here as the first major release of 2022, […]
in CoreWhat’s New in WordPress 5.9 (Features and Screenshots) (www.wpbeginner.com)
WordPress 5.9 was released earlier today, and it is the first major release of 2022.This new release contains significant updates, which include a whole new way to build websites.In this[…]
in CoreLong Live Full Site Editing (WordPress 5.9 Out) (wpreview.io)
After being delayed for more than a month, WordPress 5.9 is here as the first major release of 2022, and it’s a big one that ushers in the era of[…]
in PluginsWPML 4.5.3 – Compatibility With WordPress 5.9 And Full Site Editing (wpml.org)
WordPress 5.9 finally brings Full Site Editing to the core allowing you to design your whole site visually, using blocks. WPML 4.5.3 brings full compatibility with Full Site Editing and[…]
in CoreMenus endpoints in WordPress 5.9 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 5.9 adds three new REST API endpoints to manage menus and menu locations. These menus endpoints are used the in new navigation block. Before discussing menu endpoints, it’s worth[…]
in CoreWhat's New in WordPress 5.9 — Full Site Editing, Global Styles, Blocks, Patterns, APIs, UI Enhancements, and Much More (kinsta.com)
WordPress 5.9 was initially scheduled for release on December 14, 2021. Due to several open issues, the final release has been delayed and is now
in GuidesHow to test WordPress 5.9 with WP Engine Staging Site
Do you want to test WordPress 5.9 before it is released? In this video I show you how to […]
WordPress 5.9 and PHP 8.0-8.1 (make.wordpress.org)
PHP 8.1 was released on 25 November 2021. PHP 8.1 contains new features, performance improvements, deprecations, and backward compatibility breaks. For more information, see the PHP 8.1 release pag…
Updates for Settings, Styles, and theme.json (make.wordpress.org)
Changes in v2 of theme.json WordPress 5.9 is evolving the theme.json v1 introduced in WordPress 5.8 to a v2. The existing v1 theme.json files will still work as expected, and[…]
in CoreLocking Blocks in WordPress 5.9 (make.wordpress.org)
To facilitate creating better patterns and templates, WordPress 5.9 comes with a new block level locking mechanism that works alongside templateLock. Instead of applying a lock to all inner blocks,…
in CoreTheme-focused changes and filters in WordPress 5.9 (make.wordpress.org)
A few theme-related notes are already published in the Miscellaneous Core Changes developer note, including: The comment text field is now marked as required, and some themes that have special[…]
in CoreWordPress 5.9 to Fix Lazy Loading Performance Regression, Resulting in 30% Faster Page Loads in Some Cases (wptavern.com)
WordPress sites may soon see a slight performance improvement on page loads, thanks to a fix for a performance regression in the core lazy loading feature. An analysis published in[…]
in CoreMiscellaneous Core changes in WordPress 5.9 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 5.9 brings a lot of smaller changes that developers should know about. Here’s a breakdown. Comment text field now marked as required With WP 5.9, a required asterisk is[…]