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Changelog

We’ve made some big upgrades to the editor. Our new block-based editor is the first step toward an exciting new future with a streamlined editing experience across your site. You’ll have more flexibility with how content is displayed, whether you are building your first site, revamping your blog, or write code for a living.

Building with Blocks:

The new block-based editor won’t change the way any of your content looks to your visitors. What it will do is let you insert any type of multimedia in a snap and rearrange to your heart’s content. Each piece of content will be in its own block; a distinct wrapper for easy maneuvering. If you’re more of an HTML and CSS sort of person, then the blocks won’t stand in your way. WordPress is here to simplify the process, not the outcome.

We have tons of blocks available by default, and more get added by the community every day. Here are a few of the blocks to help you get started:

Paragraph
Heading
Preformatted
Quote
Image
Gallery
Cover
Video
Audio
Columns
File
Code
List
Button
Embeds
More

Freedom to Build, Freedom to Write:

This new editing experience provides a more consistent treatment of design as well as content. If you’re building client sites, you can create reusable blocks. This lets your clients add new content anytime, while still maintaining a consistent look and feel.

A Stunning New Default Theme:

Introducing Twenty Nineteen, a new default theme that shows off the power of the new editor.

Designed for the block editor:

Twenty Nineteen features custom styles for the blocks available by default in 5.0. It makes extensive use of editor styles throughout the theme. That way, what you create in your content editor is what you see on the front of your site.

Simple, type-driven layout:

Featuring ample whitespace, and modern sans-serif headlines paired with classic serif body text, Twenty Nineteen is built to be beautiful on the go. It uses system fonts to increase loading speed. No more long waits on slow networks!

Versatile design for all sites:

Twenty Nineteen is designed to work for a wide variety of use cases. Whether you’re running a photo blog, launching a new business, or supporting a non-profit, Twenty Nineteen is flexible enough to fit your needs.

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Changelog

WordPress 5.0.1 is now available. This is a security release for all versions since WordPress 3.7. We strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately.
Plugin authors are encouraged to read the 5.0.1 developer notes for information on backwards-compatibility.
WordPress versions 5.0 and earlier are affected by the following bugs, which are fixed in version 5.0.1. Updated versions of WordPress 4.9 and older releases are also available, for users who have not yet updated to 5.0.

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5.0.2 is a maintenance release that addresses 73 bugs. The primary focus of this release was performance improvements in the block editor: the cumulated performance gains make it 330% faster for a post with 200 blocks.

Here are a few of the additional highlights:

45 total Block Editor improvements are included (14 performance enhancements & 31 bug fixes).
17 Block Editor related bugs have been fixed across all of the bundled themes.
Some internationalization (i18n) issues related to script loading have also been fixed.

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5.0.3 is a maintenance release that includes 37 bug fixes and 7 performance updates. The focus of this release was fine-tuning the new block editor, and fixing any major bugs or regressions.

Here are a few of the highlights:

    15 block editor related bug fixes and improvements have been added to bundled themes. Make sure to update these for an improved block editing experience.
    2 block editor related internationalization (I18N) bugs have been fixed
    Users with JavaScript disabled now see a notice when attempting to use the block editor.
    A few PHP errors in the Customizer have been fixed.
    Some issues uploading common file types, like CSVs, have been fixed.

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Release Notes

This software is still in development, so we don’t recommend you run it on a production site. Consider setting up a test site to play with the new version.

There are two ways to test the WordPress 5.1 beta: try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want to select the “bleeding edge nightlies” option), or you can download the beta here (zip).

WordPress 5.1 is slated for release on February 21, and we need your help to get there!

Over 110 tickets have been closed since beta 1, many of which are documentation and testing suite improvements. Here are the major changes and bug fixes:

    Several refinements and bug fixes related to the Site Health project have been made.
    The pre_render_block and render_block_data filters have been introduced allowing plugins to override block attribute values (#45451, dev note coming soon).
    get_template_part() will now return a value indicating whether a template file was found and loaded (#40969).
    A notice will now be triggered when developers incorrectly register REST API endpoints (related dev note).
    Bulk editing posts will no longer unintentionally change a post’s post format (#44914)
    Twemoji has been updated to the latest version, 11.2.0 (#45133).
    A bug preventing the Custom Fields meta box from being enabled has been fixed (#46028).
    The treatment of orderby values for post__in, post_parent__in, and post_name__in has been standardized (#38034).
    When updating language packs, old language packs are now correctly deleted to avoid filling up disk space (#45468).

Developer Notes

WordPress 5.1 has many changes aimed at polishing the developer experience. To keep you informed, we publish developers notes on the Make WordPress Core blog throughout the release cycle. Subscribe to the Make WordPress Core blog for updates over the coming weeks, detailing other changes in 5.1 that you should be aware of.

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