WordPress 5.7, named “Esperanza” in honour of musical prodigy Esperanza Spalding, was just released earlier this month (March 9). It’s available for download from WordPress.org or you can update in your WordPress dashboard.
This latest update provides more improvements to the Block Editor, tweaks to the standard WP Color schemes, and some improvements for developers.
WordPress 5.6, named “Simone” in honour of legendary performer Nina Simone, was just released recently (December 8). It’s available for download from WordPress.org or you can update in your WordPress dashboard.
This latest update provides more improvements to the Block Editor, more block patterns, a brand new default theme called Twenty Twenty-One, auto-updates for major WordPress versions, and a bunch of improvements for developers.
WordPress 5.5, named “Eckstine” in honour of American jazz and pop singer Billy Eckstine, was released last month (August 11). It’s available for download from WordPress.org or you can update in your WordPress dashboard.
This latest update sees the addition of lazy-loading images, a new built-in sitemap, auto-updates for themes and plugins, more improvements to the Block Editor, and a bunch of improvements for developers.
WordPress 5.4, named “Adderley” in honour of American jazz trumpeter Nat Adderley, was released last month (March 31). It’s available for download from WordPress.org or you can update in your WordPress dashboard.
This latest update brings more improvements to the Block Editor (Gutenberg), improved privacy control, and a bunch of improvements for developers.
WordPress 5.3, named “Kirk” in honour of jazz multi-instrumentalist Rahsaan Roland Kirk, was released earlier last month (Nov). It’s available for download from WordPress.org or you can update in your WordPress dashboard.
This latest update brings improvements to the Block Editor (Gutenberg), better accessibility in the Dashboard, and a brand new default Theme, TwentyTwenty.
