WordPress Updates
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WordPress 6.5 Update: Revolutionary Features and Performance Optimizations to Completely Improve the Site Building Experience
Due to the time difference with the US, the long awaited WordPress 6.5 was finally released in the early hours of this morning! We recommend PHP 7.4 or higher and MySQL version 8.0 or MariaDB version 10.4 or higher. How to download the latest WordPress 6.5: The latest version of WordPress adds a lot of new features that make building websites easier and more flexible. Now you can more easily adjust the style of your website, modify the inner...
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WordPress 6.5 Release Candidate 4
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...
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WordPress 6.5 release date delayed, new official release date set for April 2, 2024
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...
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WordPress version 6.5 will start supporting AVIF format images!
WordPress 6.5 will support a new image format called AVIF, which is not only higher quality, but also much smaller than older formats (such as JPEG or PNG), cutting the size in half while maintaining the same sharpness. AVIF images also display more colors, especially in areas where the image is rich in detail. AVIF images also display more colors, especially in areas where there is a lot of detail in the image. As of WordPress 6.5, as long as your site is hosted with AVIF support, you'll be able to use it like...
