Firstly, it’s unusual for us to post what is essentially a negative opinion piece about a WordPress plugin. We love WordPress. We love the plugin
A WordPress vulnerability rated as critical has been patched. The patch is applied to WordPress version 5.7.2. Sites opted into automatic download should be receiving this update without any additional action by publishers.
Here at O’Brien Media, we use Elementor to help build our websites. The ease of use allows users to make their own changes to their website, which is something that is really important to us!
With the release of this new version, WordPress brings you fresh colours for administration and content management pages. The editor helps you work in a few places you couldn’t before – at least, not without getting into code…
WordPress core is making the jump from jQuery 1.12.4 to jQuery 3.5.1 in WordPress 5.7, which is due to launch on March 9, leaving very little time to get sites ready and prevent websites from being accidentally broken.
The world’s most popular CMS continues to grow and new data from W3Techs has revealed that 40 percent of the web or two out of every five websites now use WordPress.
A critical unrestricted file upload bug in Contact Form 7 allows an unauthenticated visitor to take over a site running the plugin. As of 18th December 2020 we have patched all hosted sites on our platform against the vulnerability.
WordPress 5.6 brings you countless ways to set your ideas free and bring them to life. With a brand new default theme to use as
Prepare for breaking changes in WordPress 5.6, due 8th December 2020 the first recent version of WordPress could potentially break websites.
The latest update, Version 5.5.3 is everything version 5.5.2 was meant to be, only without the associated problems. WordPress 5.5.3 fixes all the problems introduced in the 5.5.2 version.
