Essential Addons for Elementor, a popular WordPress plugin used in over a million sites, has been found to have a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in version 5.0.4 and older. The flaw allows an unauthenticated user to perform a local file inclusion attack, such as a PHP file, to execute code on the site. “The local file inclusion vulnerability exists due to the way user input data is used inside of PHP’s include function that are part of the ajax_load_more and ajax_eael_product_gallery functions.” explains PatchStack researchers who discovered the vulnerability. The… More Info

WordPress Themes WordPress themes 2022 It will be more beneficial for your website if you choose the most popular and fast themes in 7. There are many types of themes in Wp Store, which provides services on WordPress themes, and 24/XNUMX technical support service is provided for purchased products. What is WordPress in Brief? WordPress is an open source free software that allows you to create a drag-and-drop site in an easy structure. For standard users, it gives domain names via the name.wordpress.com extension. But later on, you can create a completely professional form on your own… More Info

Bold Commerce has launched its headless Checkout Experience, built for WordPress and WooCommerce. The new alternative to WooCommerce’s native checkout enables brands to fully customise their entire checkout experiences. The company says it significantly improve conversion rates and embeds shopping experiences into other digital channels. Brands that sell on WordPress and WooCommerce can now scale without losing performance. At the same time, increasing their checkout load speed by up to 400% and combatting up to 30% in lost revenue due to cart abandonment. Brands are currently balancing… More Info

New York, NY – OnlineBusiness.com, a resource for those looking to start or grow an online business, continues to educate its readers on topics such as ‘What is a Starter Site’ and how to set up a website for a business. Recently, they have rated and recommended WordPress to be the preferred CMS for those looking to set up a new website.  WordPress is used by 43.3% of all websites on the internet and occupies a 65.3% market share of the total content management systems (CMS), according to W3techs.com. The CMS continues to be the top choice among website owners who are setting up… More Info

With WordPress 5.9 only just stepping its toes out the door and greeting the world, the lead developers seem to have hardly taken a moment to catch their breath. Yesterday, Matías Ventura posted the preliminary roadmap for 6.0. It covers the general scope of the planned features to land this year. Version 6.0 is expected to be a conceptual wrap of Phase 2 of the Gutenberg project, covering the visual site-building tools. They will continue playing a crucial role in future development, but developers will likely shift much of their focus to Phase 3 for WordPress 6.1 and beyond. The… More Info

 This week WordPress 5.9 was released. As was hinted in the BuddyPress 10.0 article, the most anticipated new feature in this new version of WordPress is full site editing. The Site Editor is a new feature that allows block editor users to build their entire site with blocks. Unfortunately, full site editing is only available to content creators that are using a Block theme specifically designed to take advantage of the new feature. Full Site Editing doesn’t stand alone in WordPress as additional features and tools have been added for the site editor to come to life “out of the box” once… More Info

WordPress, which continues to lead the CMS market by a wide margin, has announced its new release, WordPress 5.9. Among the enhancements announced with the new release are: Full site editing making it easier to edit WordPress themes without using code (only for themes that support the new feature). Ten new blocks for site editing listed under Themes (including next post, previous post, post comments, etc.). The opportunity to save theme changes for specific templates or globally across the whole site. A new default theme (named “Twenty Twenty-Two”). New ways to… More Info

WordPress.org has announced the release of WordPress 5.9, a new version of the famous CMS that will change the way many people build their websites. The new iteration of WordPress delivers a series of fundamental changes. Perhaps most notable is the introduction of new themes made entirely of blocks, which give users far broader control over the site experience. To help users make the most of the changes, WordPress 5.9 comes bundled with a new default theme called Twenty Twenty-Two. The theme is designed to be highly flexible and can be moulded and tweaked from the Site Editor, where users… More Info

After a short delay, WordPress 5.9 “Josephine” has finally arrived with the long-awaited full-site editing features that give users more control over site design and page templates. This release is named for American-born jazz singer Joséphine Baker, who found success on broadway before moving to Europe and becoming very popular in France. She frequently made her way back the US in the 1950’s to advocate for the Civil Rights Movement, participating in demonstrations and boycotting segregated venues. For many years, non-technical WordPress users were told to stay away from… More Info

A critical security bug and a months-long, ongoing supply-chain attack spell trouble for WordPress users. The WordPress content management system (CMS) is offering admins more headaches this week, thanks to a pair of disparate but concerning security problems in add-ons for the platform. The first issue affects the WordPress AdSanity plugin. It’s a critical security vulnerability that could allow remote code execution (RCE) and full site takeovers. The second problem concerns a… More Info