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WordPress 4.4 will add native responsive image support by including srcset and sizes attributes to the image markup it generates. For background on this feature, read the merge proposal. How it wor…| Make WordPress Core
In WordPress 5.5, images will be lazy-loaded by default, using the native HTML loading attribute which became a web standard earlier in 2020. This will drastically save bandwidth on both servers as…| Make WordPress Core
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WordPress 5.6 will finally see the introduction of a new system for making authenticated requests to various WordPress APIs — Application Passwords. The existing cookie-based authentication s…| Make WordPress Core
WordPress 6.2 introduces WP_HTML_Tag_Processor – a tool for block authors to adjust HTML tag attributes in block markup within PHP. It’s the first component in a new HTML processing API…| Make WordPress Core
WordPress 6.5 is introducing a new way of extending blocks that substantially reduces the custom code needed to integrate different kinds of data in the block editor. This can now be done through t…| Make WordPress Core
Support for PHP 7.0 and 7.1 is dropped in WordPress 6.6, scheduled for release in July 2024. The minimum supported version of PHP from WP 6.6 is 7.2.24. The recommended version of PHP for WP 6.6 re…| Make WordPress Core
Introduced in WordPress 6.5, the Font Library allows users to manage fonts directly in the editor. It comes with a set of APIs that allow developers to control, adapt, and disable its behavior. Fon…| Make WordPress Core
WordPress 5.8 comes with a new mechanism to configure the editor that enables a finer-grained control and introduces the first step in managing styles for future WordPress releases. Controlling set…| Make WordPress Core