WordPress 7.0 arrives on 9th April 2026, and for those of us who manage hosting environments and maintain client sites professionally, this release carries more weight than most. It marks the beginning of Phase 3 of the Gutenberg project, introduces architectural changes that will ripple through the plugin and theme ecosystem, and raises the minimum PHP version for the first time in some years....
WordPress 7.0 is landing on 9th April 2026, and it's a big one. Not the kind of update where a few things shift around and you barely notice. This is the most significant release since the block editor arrived back in 2018, and if you own a WordPress website, it's worth knowing what's changing and why it matters to you. If you need help updating your website, testing your WordPress theme, or...
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