October 16 – October 29, 2026 Welcome back to the WordPress.com changelog! We shipped a lot of updates over these past two weeks. Here’s what’s new for you and your site: Manage your site from…
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Wide Margins: Unhurried conversations with thinkers, writers, and creators about what’s next. A series by WordPress.com. Neal Stephenson has spent decades writing about what happens when engineering outpaces the people and institutions meant to steer…
You don’t need to mark down your whole business for Black Friday. A well-chosen bundle, a useful extra, or a handful of appointments can give customers a reason to buy without putting everything on sale….
Updating Revive & Restore’s website had become a bottleneck. Routine changes caused formatting problems, pages were slow, and important project updates piled up. Then, a new developer gave the nonprofit a fresh perspective and helped…
Every website has a list of small jobs that are easy to put off: changing a name on every page, checking images for alt text, digging through comments for the one question that needs a…
Your site gets hacked. Then you find out cleanup costs extra. Some hosts work exactly like that. Some hosts sell malware help separately. Finding that out when your site’s been hacked is a really awful…
Today, the PHP project released fixes for two critical vulnerabilities that could allow unauthenticated remote code execution. PHP is the programming language WordPress runs on, which is why it matters to every WordPress site. If…