Responsive Styling Lands in Gutenberg 23.5 for WordPress 7.1

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Responsive styling in WordPress 7.1 ships in Gutenberg 23.5 with a public call for testing. Per-viewport styles from the editor, no CSS....

WordPress Core Abilities Expansion Proposed for 7.1

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The WordPress core abilities merge proposal for 7.1 adds three read-only primitives that give AI clients a canonical protocol....

WordPress 7.1 Release Party Schedule: What Ships When

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The WordPress 7.1 release party schedule is on the record: six Slack checkpoints from Beta 1 to General Release on August 19, 2026....

Connector Field Registry Proposed for WordPress 7.1

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Gutenberg PR #79373 proposes a PHP connector field registry that closes the api_key-only gap left by the 7.0 Connectors screen....

Classic Block Hidden from Inserter in WordPress 7.1

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WordPress 7.1 hides the Classic block from the block inserter by default. Existing content stays editable; one filter brings it back....

WordPress Knowledge Post Type Proposed for 7.1 Core

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Greg Ziolkowski has proposed merging the WordPress Knowledge custom post type into 7.1 core, with Guidelines as the first feature on top....

Gutenberg 23.4 Lands Resilient Media Uploads

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Gutenberg 23.4 resilient media uploads pause offline, resume online, retry with exponential backoff, and gate very large images out of client-side processing....

WordPress 7.1 Roadmap: AI, Notes, and an Honest RTC Note

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The WordPress 7.1 roadmap is here. AI Client streaming, Notes upgrades, three new blocks, and an honest 'pending' note on real time collaboration....

WordPress 7.1 Release Squad Sets August 19 Target

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The WordPress 7.1 release squad is set, with Anne McCarthy leading and an August 19 target. Here is what every agency should plan this week....

WordPress libvips Image Editor: 18x Faster Than Imagick

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A new Core Trac proposal would add a WordPress libvips image editor backend with major CPU and memory wins over Imagick. What it means....

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