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• WordPress 6.7 Beta 3 (wordpress.org)
  WordPress 6.7 Beta 3 is now ready for testing! This beta version of the WordPress software is under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, it is recommended you evaluate Beta 3 on a test server and site. The current target date for the final release of WordPress 6.7 is November 12, 2024. Get an overview of the 6.7 release cycle, and check the Make WordPress Core blog for 6.7-related posts in the coming weeks for more information.
• Why WordPress CMS is Recognized All Over the Globe? (gracethemes.com)
  Are you new to business or blogging? If so, then you must have researched a lot to launch your business website! Undoubtedly!! You must have come across WordPress. Since its inception, WordPress has become one of the leading content management systems(CMS). It is a versatile and powerful tool used for designing a business website, blogs, and small to medium sites. This article has covered the essential aspects that have made WordPress a versed choice.
• The Future After Drupal 7: Should You Go With Drupal 10 or WordPress? (www.multidots.com)
  Both Drupal 10 and WordPress have evolved significantly, offering different advantages depending on project needs, complexity, and scalability. Each platform offers distinct benefits in terms of customization, security, and scalability, depending on your project’s goals. While Drupal 10 brings major enhancements, WordPress remains the most popular content management system (CMS), especially for users prioritizing ease of use on top of scalability and security.
• Please Join the WordPress Community Team as a Supporter of Cohort 2024-25 (make.wordpress.org)
  
• WordPress vs Angular: Choosing the Right Platform for Your Website (wparena.com)
  
• Announcing the Next Learn WordPress Course Cohort (make.wordpress.org)
  
• Ian Stewart to Lead WordPress.com (wordpress.com)
  

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Plugin News

• WordPress FTP Plugin: Comparing The 6 Best For Your Site (blogvault.net)
  Sometimes you might need to quickly upload or edit a file without logging in with your credentials. Alternatively, someone else might need to upload a file and you don’t want to share your credentials—good call. This is where WordPress FTP plugins can help. They enable you to handle your file tasks right from your WordPress dashboard, making it easy to upload, edit, and fix files without the use of extra tools.
• 5 Best WooCommerce Tax Plugins to Recover Taxes on Your Sales (www.cozmoslabs.com)
  If you’re running a WooCommerce store, there’s no way you can do without a WooCommerce tax plugin. Trying to manually add in the code to calculate the taxes for different types of orders and from different countries simply won’t be practical. Using the right WooCommerce tax calculation plugin holds a lot of importance. So before we actually get to reviewing the best tax plugin options, let us take a quick look at why you absolutely need to use it on your store.
• WP Booking System vs. MotoPress Hotel Booking: Which Plugin to Choose? (motopress.com)
  
• Top 5 WordPress Plugins to Supercharge Your Website’s Performance (gracethemes.com)
  

Theme News

• 7 Best WordPress Theme Builders in 2024 (divicake.com)
  In 2024, the world of website development has further evolved, providing a wide range of choices for WordPress users. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, selecting the appropriate website builder can greatly influence your site’s design and functionality. Below, you have a highlight of the seven best WordPress website theme builders, accompanied by a comparison table for your convenience.
• 15 Versatile Shopping WordPress Themes for Online Stores (www.sktthemes.org)
  

Tutorials

• Key Differences Between Search Engines: A Complete Guide (translatepress.com)
  When thinking of search engines, the first one that probably comes to mind is Google. It’s become so ubiquitous, we’ve even turned its name into a verb. However, Google is far from the only option. There are many other search engines out there, each with significant differences. The one thing they all have in common though: they can send you traffic if you know how to rank on them. Sounds good? Then let’s start by looking at who these search engines are.
• How to Add a Fundraising Thermometer in WordPress (5 Easy Steps – No Coding) (www.wpcharitable.com)
  Do you want to add a thermometer or progress bar to your fundraiser campaign? This will show people how much you’ve raised and how much is left to go. This post will show you the easiest way to do it in just a few clicks – no coding skills or expensive developer needed. You’ll get a stunning progress bar without fiddling with complex settings or worrying about breaking your site. This process is as simple as a few clicks.
• Step-by-Step Guide to Optimal WordPress Uptime Monitoring (www.codeable.io)
  
• How to Upload SVG Files to WordPress Website Safely? (www.wpoven.com)
  
• How to Fix 403 Forbidden Error in WordPress (gracethemes.com)
  

Podcasts and Videos

• This Year’s Weekly WordPress | This Week in WordPress (wpbuilds.com)
  
• It’s WooSesh 2024 with Brian Richards | WordPress Event Talk (dothewoo.io)
  
• Gutenberg 19.4, Creating a Block Theme, Responsive Navigation Block Plugin | Gutenberg Changelog (gutenbergtimes.com)
  
• A Conversation with Beau Lebens, WooCommerce in 2024 and Beyond | Inside Woo (dothewoo.io)
  
• 5 Things To Do AFTER Black Friday! | kitchensinkWP (kitchensinkwp.com)