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The next major WordPress release is almost here, and should go out next Tuesday, the 24th of May.
Read moreAre you trying to decide between Wix and WordPress for your website? Though WordPress is the most popular website builder out there, it’s not the only one. In this article, we’ll compare Wix and…
Read moreWordPress 5.9 was released earlier this week, and it is the first major technical release of 2022.
Read moreWe often hear this question from users: Why should I use WordPress? My site is already great, why should I switch? Compared with another platform, why should I switch to WordPress? We can help you…
Read moreIn general, Mullenweg says, the CMS’s aren’t competing for market share with each other, rather they are taking it from websites without a detectable CMS.
Read moreYou can engage customers and get them in the mood to buy by making your WordPress website look seasonal. That will need to be reversed come January.
Read moreWordPress 5.9 is software is under development. We will be testing WordPress 5.9 Beta 1 on customer websites where a support agreement is in place.
Read moreThis security and maintenance release features 2 bug fixes in addition to 1 security fix. It is recommended that you update your sites immediately.
Read moreWordPress has announced version 5.8.1 as a new security and maintenance release. It is important to ensure that you update WordPress.
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