The WordPress platform offers two types of editors: the Classic Editor and the Gutenberg Editor. Each editor has its own unique features and functions. Let's find out which one is better for you. I. Features The Classic Editor is like a simplified version of Microsoft Word, allowing WordPress users who are accustomed to previous versions to create content effortlessly. If you've used versions of WordPress prior to WordPress 5, using the Classic Editor will make you feel both familiar and comfortable. And...

The latest Release Candidate (RC4) for WordPress 6.5 is ready! This release candidate complements the existing WordPress 6.5 release cycle. It allows more time for testing to ensure that every feature and improvement is at its best. WordPress version 6.5 has an April 2, 2024 update target. Get an overview of the 6.5 release cycle and check out Make WordPress...

WordPress 6.5 Beta 3 is now available for testing! A beta version of the WordPress software is under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical sites.Instead, it is recommended that you evaluate Beta 3 on test servers and sites. There are four ways you can test WordPress 6.5 Beta 3: Insert Install and activate WordPress on a WordPress installation...

WordPress 6.5 Beta 2 is now ready for testing! A beta version of the WordPress software is under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical sites.Instead, it is recommended that you evaluate Beta 2 on test servers and sites. There are four ways you can test WordPress 6.5 Beta 2: Insert Install and activate WordPress on a WordPress installation...

The first release candidate (RC1) of WordPress 6.5 is ready for download and testing! This version of WordPress is still under development. So it is not recommended to use it on important websites. Instead, you can try out the RC1 version in a test environment. We've entered an important phase of the release cycle. While the Release Candidate looks ready to go, it's still critical to run tests to make sure everything works as it should with WordPress 6.5. You have...

Based on community feedback about new WP6.5 features - font libraries and synchronization mode tweaks - the release schedule for WordPress 6.5 has been updated with some final changes to the font libraries. The release of WordPress 6.5 will be delayed by one week, and is currently scheduled for Tuesday, April 2, 2024. The release of WordPress 6.5 has been delayed for the following reasons: Why the change? This approach makes it easy for as many sites as possible to use the new...

The second beta version (RC2) of WordPress 6.5 is now available! Please note that this version is still under development, so it is not recommended for use on official or important websites. We recommend evaluating this release in a dedicated test environment. Even though this release candidate looks ready to go, it is still very important to test it and we need to make sure that all the features of WordPress 6.5 are working properly. There are four ways you can test WordPress 6.5 R...

The third beta (RC3) of WordPress 6.5 is now available! This is a work-in-progress release, so please avoid installing or testing it on important production sites. We recommend that you evaluate this release in a test environment. While this beta version looks ready for release, we still need your help in testing it to make sure that WordPress 6.5 will work well for the official release. There are four ways you can test the RC3 version of WordPress 6.5: Plugin...