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WordPress 3.4 Beta 4 Released

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WordPress 3.4 Beta 4 has been released, with quite possibly the most brief, and yet most simply descriptive, release announcement yet. I’ll take the liberty of forever preserving it below in all its glory: Less bugs, more polish, the same beta disclaimers. Download, test, report bugs. Thanks much. /ryan #thewholebrevitything So, let’s break that down just a bit in case you’re not yet familiar with what’s going on. First, WordPress 3.4 Beta 4 has less bugs and is a bit snappier and cleaner than the previous beta releases, but the same disclaimers are still valid. This is not yet meant for live sites, but please do take a few swings at it on a test installation, especially if you are a plugin or theme developer. If you find any bugs, please report them, and contact the support forums if you need any help.

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New Blog Dedicated to Theme Options Screens

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Konstantin Kovshenin, an Automattic Code Wrangler, has launched Theme Options Gallery, a new blog dedicated to the best and worst WordPress theme options screens. Each post features a screenshot of a theme options panel in action followed by a breakdown of what makes it either so great or so terrible. There are definitely some eye-opening observations here, especially when it comes to the themes that have so many options they might as well be their own blogging platform. If you know of a theme options panel that’s either amazing or terrifying, Konstantin has a handy submission form for you to share in the joy or madness.

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WordPress 3.3.2 and 3.4 Beta 3 Released

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April 20th, 2012
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WordPress 3.3.2 and 3.4 Beta 3 have been released. This important security update plugs exploits in Plupload, SWFUpload, and SWFObject (three external libraries used by WordPress), as well as a few additional fixes. WordPress 3.4 Beta 3 is still not ready for prime time, but provides almost 90 fixes since the second beta release. Please do take a few swings at it on a test installation, especially if you are a plugin or theme developer. If you find any bugs, please report them, and contact the support forums if you need any help. If you’re currently running on the WordPress 3.3 branch, please update to 3.3.2 as soon as you can!

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Free WordPress Security Webinar

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April 20th, 2012
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iThemes will be sponsoring a free webinar on WordPress security on April 25 at 1 PM CDT. The webinar will be given by Dre Armeda of Sucuri and will cover cleaning up your WordPress site and keeping it secure. If you can’t make it, don’t worry. iThemes will be providing a recording later for viewing at your leisure.

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WordPress Stats Overload Now in Graphic Form

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April 18th, 2012
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We already know that WordPress powers about 19% of the web and 48 of the top 100 blogs, and now Joost de Valk has taken that a step further with this amazing infographic. Some cool stats worth mentioning: WordPress powers 72.4 million websites as of March 2012 with half of those being on WordPress.com, an estimated 20 – 25% of new websites published in 2011 were built using WordPress, WordPress powers 22 of every 100 new domains created in the US, and WordPress corners 53.8% of the market when compared to other content management systems. The infographic is definitely worth a quick look through, and perhaps even framing and hanging on a prominent wall in your main room.

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WordPress Powers 48 of the top 100 Blogs

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April 14th, 2012
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According to a study by Pingdom, WordPress is now responsible for powering 48 of the top 100 blogs! We already know that WordPress powers about 19% of the web, but now we know just how well it fares as a blogging platform in general. Pretty well, that is! Out of the top 100 blogs surveyed, WordPress is just 1 of 12 platforms used, and it’s powering 48 of the them! As a comparison, the next highest result were the 12 blogs running on a custom platform, followed by 8 who declined to comment, and finally 7 running Movable Type. Yes, you read that right. Of the mainstream blogging platforms used by the top 100, WordPress comes in first with 48, followed by Movable Type with 7. That’s quite a substantial lead! Matt Mullenweg expects an even higher adoption rate for WordPress next year, and with these numbers, it’s hard to […]

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WordPress 3.4 Beta 2 Released

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April 12th, 2012
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WordPress 3.4 Beta 2 has been released. Since the first beta, there have been over 60 bug fixes and adjustments based on testing a feedback. As before, this is not yet meant for live sites, but please do take a few swings at it on a test installation, especially if you are a plugin or theme developer. If you find any bugs, please report them, and contact the support forums if you need any help.

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TimThumb Vulnerability Still in the Wild

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April 10th, 2012
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The TimThumb vulnerability is still in the wild as another major site fell victim to it just yesterday. As sad as this situation may be, it just goes to show that some sites may still be running the infected script even after news of the vulnerability broke over six months ago. Like the old saying, there’s no time like the present, and now is the perfect time to install and run the TimThumb Vulnerability Scanner and Exploit Scanner plugins. If you are at all confused by the results of either of these scanners, the kind folks at the WordPress Support Forums will be more than happy to help you.

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Contributing to WordPress Webinar with Jane Wells

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April 8th, 2012
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Make Waves is on its way to enlist 500 people to give back to WordPress in 2012, and if you’re curious about how you can be a part of that, don’t miss How to Give Back to WordPress from Automattic‘s own Jane Wells on Tuesday, April 10 from 2 to 3 PM CDT. The webinar will cover ways for any WordPress user to help make WordPress the greatest blogging platform of all time. This isn’t just for developers. Even if you only blog with WordPress, there are plenty of ways that you could give back to WordPress, and Jane Wells will cover them all. If you’re ready to give back to WordPress, take the Make Waves 2012 Pledge now!

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