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Curating the Editor experience with client-side filters (developer.wordpress.org)
Learn how to curate the Editor experience like never before using a new client-side filter introduced in WordPress 6.2.
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in CoreWordPress 6.2 Core Performance Analysis Finds Improving Template Loading for Classic Themes Could Make a Major Impact (wptavern.com)
WordPress’ Performance Team has published a summary of a core performance analysis they completed in order to identify and prioritize areas for improvement. As part of this process, contribut…
in CommunityThe Big Changes in WordPress 6.2
In this video, we talk with Nick Diego about what makes this version so special. Nick is a WordPress […]
in CoreThe benefits of prioritizing and measuring performance in WordPress 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
Based on lab benchmarks, WordPress 6.2 loads 14-18% faster overall for block themes and 2-5% faster overall for classic themes (measured via Largest Contentful Paint / LCP). Particularly server-sid…
in CoreWordPress 6.2 Performance improvements for all themes (make.wordpress.org)
With the latest WordPress release out in the world, this post seeks to recap the performance improvements available for all sites. According to this analysis done by @flixos90 that you’re[…]
in CoreWordPress 6.2 “Dolphy” Introduces a Revamped Site Editor, Distraction-Free Writing Mode, and Updated Block Inserter (wptavern.com)
One of the major highlights of the 6.2 release is the completely revamped Site Editor interface. The browse mode style of navigation lets users quickly slide between editing and previews[…]
Requests library upgraded to 2.0.5 in WordPress 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 6.2 also entails update to the Request library. Request 2.0 was a major release and contains breaking changes.
in CoreIntroducing the HTML API in WordPress 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 6.2 introduces WP_HTML_Tag_Processor – a tool for block authors to adjust HTML tag attributes in block markup within PHP. It’s the first component in a new HTML processing API…
Introducing move_dir() in WordPress 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
Move a directory quick and easily in WordPress 6.2. Fall back to copy_dir() if moving fails, and get useful informative error messages if anything goes wrong. Save on time, memory[…]
Customize settings for any block in WordPress 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 6.2 introduces a new client-side filter that allows developers to modify block settings before the editor is rendered.
in CoreWordPress 6.2 Openverse Integration Hotlinks Images, Contributors Propose Uploading to Media Library as a Better Default (wptavern.com)
WordPress 6.2 is set to introduce an integration with Openverse that allows users to quickly insert free, openly-licensed media into their content. It was not readily apparent when the feature[…]
in CoreWordPress 6.2 Beta 2 Released with Fixes for 71 Issues and Important Performance Improvements for Block Themes (wptavern.com)
WordPress 6.2 Beta 2 was released today and is now available for testing, one week after Beta 1. Testers can easily download the latest beta zip file or install the[…]
in CoreRoadmap to 6.2 (make.wordpress.org)
WordPress 6.2 is set to be released on March 28th with an exciting list of features to look forward to. The main focus of this release is refinement and ease,[…]
in CoreWordPress Contributors Work Towards Removing Site Editor Beta Label for 6.2 Release (wptavern.com)
Will WordPress be ready to remove the Beta label from the Site Editor in the upcoming 6.2 release? The project’s Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy addressed this question in her[…]