We’re delighted to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.7.0! This version introduces two new features and two significant improvements, as well as many other smaller fixes. The first new feature is known as “view transitions”. Its effect becomes obvious as soon as you navigate between different pages in the ClassicPress admin. This will now feel […]
We’re delighted to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.6.0! This version focuses on updating compatibility with modern technology. It includes support for PHP 8.5, a strategy parameter for wp_enqueue_script(), inline attachments in wp_mail, and Twemoji v16. It also introduces a new ability to delete post and page revisions. Previously, this was possible only by going […]
We’re delighted to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.5.0! This version focuses on eliminating reliance on the obsolescent backbone.js library and on replacing old code that relies on jQuery with modern HTML5 and (if required) vanilla JavaScript. As well as helping to future-proof the code, this makes admin pages load faster, and they become interactive […]
We have just released version 2.4.1 of ClassicPress, which fixes some bugs we have identified in the 2.4.0 release. We encourage users to update as soon as possible. Full details of the bugs identified may be found at https://forums.classicpress.net/t/classicpress-2-4-1-release-notes/6096.
We’re delighted to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.4.0! This version introduces three new features: Support for the AVIF image format A “Copy” button for the “All Settings” screen The ability to enable the Link Manager AVIF AVIF is a new image format that usually produces file sizes far smaller than other formats, including WEBP, […]
We have today released version 2.3.1, which fixes a bug on the admin menu. We have also taken the opportunity to update several build dependencies. Full details may be found at https://forums.classicpress.net/t/classicpress-2-3-1-release-notes/5706.
In a previous post, I talked about how recent versions of ClassicPress have removed from core and deprecated the thickbox library, and I also explained how developers can follow suit in their themes and plugins. In this post, I am going to tell a similar story about the jQuery UI library, which ClassicPress has now […]
A theme of development since version 2.0 of ClassicPress was released has been the replacement of obsolete JavaScript libraries. In version 2.1, for example, the thickbox library was removed from core. The point of thickbox is to enable the use of modals, but there is a much better alternative available these days. The dialog element […]
After the COVID crisis, the huge endeavor our core team undertook to release ClassicPress v2 (codename Bella) by re-forking WordPress, the release of the new plugins and themes directory with its integration plugin, and all the ongoing work that resulted in a big improvement in the migration plugin — not to mention all the accessibility […]
We are pleased to announce that the new iteration of the ClassicPress Directory of plugins and themes is now live. Unlike the previous version, the new one is built using ClassicPress itself. This means it can act like a showcase for ClassicPress, as well as being much easier to update and maintain. Developers Developers wishing […]
