WordPress 5.0 was a major update to the popular CMS, which included the much talked-about new visual editor feature: Gutenberg.
This big change meant quite a few sites had to change the way they worked in order to keep running smoothly through the update. You can find references to the 5.0 update below.
As with any update, it’s a good idea to run through a proper testing schedule. However, if you’re pushed for time, contact Silicon Dales.
On Thursday 6th December 2018, our clients will notice a new WordPress update. This is a big one – it will change the way pages and posts are made: the box you write in, called the “visual editor”. For most of our clients this will require a little bit of getting used to, and maybe …
A short post about the latest and greatest WordPress release, WordPress 5.0, which is now LIVE and available for download.
This release contains a brand new editor experience, known as Gutenberg, which is a major change.
As a consequence, we recommend to update first in a test or staging environment, and, as ever, you should backup your files and database before attempting your update.
As the alliterative title suggests, this is a very quick post to confirm that WordPress 5.0, which was released last night, works really nicely with WooCommerce. Go to WooCommerce 3.5.1 (at least) first You should be aware, though, that you need to run WooCommerce version of at least 3.5.1 before you update to WordPress 5.0. …
Here at Silicon Dales we’re keeping a close eye on the big WordPress 5.0 update, otherwise known as “Gutenberg“. One of the popular WordPress plugins we love installing for clients is FacetWP, which creates rich search capabilities – including for WooCommerce. FacetWP have issued a note about potential issues with updating to WordPress 5.0 and …
