WordPress nació en 2003 cuando Mike Little y Matt Mullenweg crearon un fork del desaparecido CMS b2/cafelog creado por el programador de PHP francés Michel Valdrighi en 2001.
Hoy en día, WordPress se basa en PHP y MySQL, y tiene licencia GPLv2. También es la plataforma elegida por más del 42% de las páginas existentes en internet.
Perhaps one of the most important aspects that the average WordPress user tends to pay the least attention to is accessibility, either because they don't quite understand how to solve certain problems or because they don't know how to discover them. WP Tabern reports that
WordPress 6.3 is here. The new version, dubbed "Lionel", which was released yesterday, has been working here for a few hours now without any issues after the typical tinkering of its Beta and RC versions. One thing I can already say is that updating WordPress
On 28 June, the first test version of WordPress 6.3 (Beta 2) was released, which is actually the second since there was no Beta 1 due to technical problems with the packaging of the release and they opted to skip it in order not to
The WordPress search engine sucks I don't know anyone who uses WordPress who speaks well of its search engine and I still don't understand that it has barely evolved since the first versions. Not only is it primitive in terms of how it works, it
Last week Gutenberg version 15.3 was released. Among other things, a new "Time to Read" block has been added to calculate and display the estimated reading time on a post or page. It uses the same method as the metrics shown in the admin details
