WordPress 7.1 Upgrades jQuery UI to 1.14.2: What Changes

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WordPress 7.1 bumps jQuery UI to 1.14.2, keeps back-compat on, drops IE/Edge Legacy and retires four helpers. Here is the audit....

WordPress 7.1 Abilities API Filters: Four Hooks to Know

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WordPress 7.1 lands four Abilities API filters that let plugins short-circuit, reshape input, override permissions, and rewrite results....

WordPress 7.1 Icons API: The v15 Breaking Change You Missed

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The @wordpress/icons v15 flip to fill=currentColor and the new register_icon() surface in the WordPress 7.1 Icons API rewrite plugin CSS. Here is what breaks....

WordPress 7.1 Makes the 40px Component Default Permanent

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WordPress 7.1 hard-deprecates the __next40pxDefaultSize prop across ten core components. Here is the audit I would run this week....

WooCommerce 10.9.2 Deprecates Push Notifications Flag

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WooCommerce 10.9.2 deprecates the push notifications feature flag, migrates the stored option, and guards the settings SDK against update-time fatals....

WordPress Unicode Email Addresses Land in 7.1 Trunk

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WordPress merged initial Unicode email address support in trunk: new WP_Email_Address class, updated is_email(), opt-out filters before 7.1....

WooCommerce Product Editor Retirement Lands in 11.0

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The WooCommerce product editor retirement starts in 10.9 and completes in 11.0 on July 28. Audit your code now, no data migration needed....

Gutenberg React 19 Revert: What Plugin Authors Should Do Now

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Gutenberg 23.3 shipped the React 19 upgrade and 23.3.2 reverted it after plugins crashed. Here is what the Gutenberg React 19 revert means for your sites....

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