We were saddened to learn recently that Weblog Tools Collection’s Mark Ghosh announced that he is leaving the popular site. We hope someone takes it over and continues the good work they have done so far. It got us wondering, where are the good resources for finding out about WordPress news? Sites We Recommend Post … Read More
Automattic released WordPress 3.5.1 last night! It fixed 37 bugs and is considered a security release for all previous WordPress versions. Here are the highlights of the release’s fixes: Prevented certain HTML elements from being unexpectedly removed or modified in rare cases in the Editor. Fixed a collection of minor workflow and compatibility issues in … Read More
We often tell our clients that if you can create a Word document, you can easily write posts for your WordPress blog. While some still think it’s too hard, it’s good to know that Automattic is already thinking about ways to simply the task. According to Matt Mullenweg, WordPress (which amazingly turning nine on Sunday!) … Read More
Yesterday, Pingdom reported that 48% of the top blogs in the world use WordPress, which comes as no surprise to ContentRobot. The five fantastic findings that we liked were: That was a increase from the 32% that WordPress recorded three years ago Their findings compared to Technorat’s State of the Blogosphere 2011 report, which stated that … Read More
The Next Web reported on Monday that Posterous has been sold to Twitter and as expected, bloggers started to look for another alternative platform. Yesterday, WordPress.com posted that they had seen a 250% increase of imports from Posterous blogs. If you are looking to join the ranks of hosted WordPress blogs and want to bring … Read More
It’s May, and if the Automattic’s road map remains true, WordPress 3.0 is due out sometime this month. (As we wrote this, Beta 1 has just been made public.) We are always reticent to implement zero point releases and aren’t recommending anyone update til 3.1 has been published. Here are our latest thoughts on this … Read More
Ah, that pesky WordPress update prompt is active again! WordPress has patched some more security holes and has released 2.8.6. According to WordPress: 2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered, logged in users who have posting privileges. If you have untrusted authors on your blog, upgrading to 2.8.6 is recommended. The … Read More
