WordPress 6.4.1 released, WordPress Playground project evolves, Tumblr's growth stagnant, Wordfence launches bug bounty program, and more WordPress news.

WordPress 6.4 "Shirley" is here with workflow improvements and the Twenty Twenty-Four theme. Plus, plugin vulnerabilities, enterprise readiness, and more!

In today's episode of "The Daily News Roundup," we cover WordPress 6.4 release, working faster with the command palette, new WordPress features, and addressing accessibility concerns with fluid type. Stay curious, stay informed!

Today's episode of The Daily Roundup covers a proposal for 2024 release timing, the Hideo theme, WordCamp Germany, website design skills, and WordPress 6.4 updates.

Check out the latest WordPress news: a new plugin to add custom icons, accessibility improvements in version 6.4, performance tips, block templating updates, and optimizing ActivityPub. Find all the details here!

In today's news, we have inspiring stories, security updates, and a sneak peek at the upcoming WordPress 6.4 update. Exciting developments in the WordPress community!

Exciting updates from Learn WordPress with new tutorials and resources. Paywalls: Doc Searls questions paying for Medium vs free WordPress site. 136 new vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins, update ASAP. New plugin Test Reports simplifies report submission. WooCommerce rebrands to Woo.com, raises questions about open source plugin's future. Stay tuned for more updates!

WooCommerce rebrands as Woo, WordPress seeks release managers for version 6.4.x, promising future for WooCommerce plugins, and AI integration with WordPress advances.

CodeinWP released their new WordPress theme, Jadro. An interview with Manesh Timilsina, the leader of the development team, provides insights into the project's goals. WordPress.com sponsors NaNoWriMo and offers participants 20% off hosting. Understanding the query loop block is essential for WordPress site editors. TechCrunch's website rebuilding project cost $1 million, and a video interview with Tom Willmot and Adrian McShane explores why such projects can be costly.

Discover how the WordPress ActivityPub Plugin bridges online communities, learn about WordPress's built-in HTTP functions, and find out why attachment pages will be disabled in the upcoming release of WordPress 6.4. Also, explore OMGIMG's image editor for WordPress sites and Patchstack's partnership with Cloudways for enhanced security scanning.