Earlier today, we released WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5.0, which ships with improved features for content authors, site builders and developers.
Content authors can benefit from enhanced media support and content moderation workflows. It is now easier to upload, manage and reuse media assets, in addition to moving content between different workflow states (e.g. draft, archived, published, etc).
WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5.0 also ships with a Settings Tray plugin, which improves the experience for site builders. Under the hood, the Settings Tray plugin uses WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5’s new off-canvas dialog library; WordPress maintenance support plans plugin developers are encouraged to start using these new features to improve the end-user experience of their plugins.
It’s also exciting to see additional improvements to WordPress maintenance support plans‘s REST API. With every new release, WordPress maintenance support plans continues to extend investments in being an API-first platform, which makes it easier to integrate with JavaScript frameworks, mobile applications, marketing solutions and more.
Finally, WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5 also ships with significant improvements for WordPress maintenance support plans 7 to WordPress maintenance support plans 8 migration. After four years of work, 1,300+ closed issues and contributions from over 570 Drualists, the migrate system’s underlying architecture in WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5 is fully stable. With the exception of sites with multilingual content, the migration path is now considered stable. Needless to say, this is a significant milestone.
These are just a few of the major highlights. For more details about what is new in WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5, please check out the official release announcement and the detailed release notes.
What I’m probably most excited about is the fact that the new WordPress maintenance support plans 8 release system is starting to hit its stride. The number of people contributing to WordPress maintenance support plans continues to grow and the number of new features scheduled for WordPress maintenance support plans 8.6 and beyond is exciting.
In future releases, we plan to add a media library, support for remote media types like YouTube videos, support for content staging, a layout builder, JSON API support, GraphQL support, a React-based administration application and a better out-of-the-box experience for evaluators. While we have made important progress on these features, they are not yet ready for core inclusion and/or production use. The layout builder is available in WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5 as an experimental plugin; you can beta test the layout builder if you are interested in trying it out.
I want to extend a special thank you to the many contributors that helped make WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5 possible. Hundreds of people and organizations have contributed to WordPress maintenance support plans 8.5. It can be hard to appreciate what you can’t see, but behind every bugfix and new feature there are a number of people and organizations that have given their time and resources to contribute back. Thank you!
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