WordPress 4.3’te Neler Geliyor (Özellikler ve Ekran Görüntüleri)

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1. Syed Balkhi says

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2. Tushar Sharma says

   Ağu 26, 2015 11:39 am'de

   I’m running WP 4.3 on localhost and can’t see option to upload favicon. I first thought that the settings was hijacked by Jetpack, but found that Jetpack sends me back to settings page where the option is missing.

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3. Ravi says

   Ağu 19, 2015 1:48 am'de

   Can u provide a 4.3 change log ? Wp have no created a change log hear.
   https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches?rev=33573

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4. Sherrie Roderick says

   Ağu 7, 2015 6:57 pm'de

   I’m using 4.3-alpha-32829 and do NOT have a plug-in option on my menu. I’m trying to insert CSS into my text, but this makes it difficult (or impossible).

   Thanks.

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5. Shirley says

   Tem 7, 2015 11:44 am'de

   PLEASE, I’m begging you, add a default for Font Style, Font Size and Font Colour. We are writers. This is a basic that we really need, or at least I do. Having to re-adjust the font style, size and colour on every paragraph is ridiculous. Please, I’ve asked for this several times in the past year or more, with no response. Thank You!

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   • Editorial Staff says

     Tem 7, 2015 12:08 pm'de

     Hi Shirley,

     If you’re having to change size and color for every paragraph, then you should consider getting a new theme.

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   • Dominic Heselmans says

     Ağu 4, 2015 8:32 am'de

     I had a look on your site (by doing a Google search on your profile image) and it’s your CSS that needs to be adjusted.
     Will save you a heap of time because it will not require you to adjust Font Style, Font Size and Font Color every time your write something. Additionally your site could use some speeding up as it takes 6,81 seconds to load on average ( faster load times mean more visitors being directed to your site by Google) and your using a few plugins that need to be reviewed (to improve user experience and load times).

     If you want I can help you with this.

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6. Saroosdon says

   Tem 7, 2015 4:06 am'de

   I dont think this small feature’s can force me to update my wp in this little time… All i care is security. If 50% feature’s is about the security i think i’ll be the first to done so.

   Anyway thanks for notice

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7. Valerie says

   Tem 7, 2015 1:26 am'de

   “Most people spend their time writing posts…” No, we seem to be spending more time doing site updates lately.

   Not a feature in that list that I couldn’t live without.

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   • Umar says

     Tem 7, 2015 4:13 am'de

     Absolutely Agreed! They should add something extra-ordinary!!!!!!

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   • Reiner Knudsen says

     Tem 11, 2015 2:28 am'de

     Do you seriously complain about the team developing the tools and publishing new features (whether YOU need them or not) on a regular basis?
     Why do you spend time updating WordPress? It is a mouse click for me. What do we talk about here? A click and 3 minutes wait? Come on people!

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     • Dylan says

       Tem 16, 2015 3:19 pm'de

       It has nothing to do with the time it takes to do an update. The problem is testing and compatibility with other plugins. I run a woocommerce site, and too many times I have run updates that have broken random things. Now I spend so much more time testing EVERYTHING after EVERY update, which seems to be almost a daily talk now with the frequency of updates. Fall behind for a few weeks and the problem magnifies.

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     • Wayne Hodkinson says

       Ağu 18, 2015 6:31 pm'de

       Well said – some people moan for moaning sake

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8. Pankaj Sood says

   Tem 7, 2015 12:36 am'de

   Thanks for sharing.

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9. Gautam says

   Tem 6, 2015 5:22 pm'de

   i would love to see a default setting to enable captcha on login. Even if it is 1+1 It will be awesome.

   Thanks for this great post syed

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   • Techolaty says

     Tem 7, 2015 1:23 am'de

     Waiting for it, like the menu editor.

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   • Karl says

     Tem 8, 2015 10:16 am'de

     That’s available as part of the JetPack suite’s Protect option

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10. David in Mississippi says

    Tem 6, 2015 3:04 pm'de

    It’s puzzling to me why otherwise knowledgeable people fall for the fallacy that for a password to be strong it must be cryptic. That’s not true. A password can be fairly easy to remember and still be strong. Most people, if they do not use automatic password-insertion programs, only need to remember a password long enough to read it from their (encrypted) storage document and type it into the password field.

    So which would be easier to remember: “AL8goas16lMe(joaSx$43” or “H@ppyDux$wim33ThousandMyles”?

    I have written an essay on passwords, at that brings together the writings of a number of password/security experts.

    The bottom line is it’s good to have LONG passwords, but they don’t need to be a confusing mess.

    WordPress could fairly easily integrate this into their automatic strong password generator, simply by taking three random words, noun-verb-noun, and inserting a couple of non-alpha characters between. “Carpet44Travels$77CarRot” or “shoeLace#7Enters4&LocoMotive”, for example. Passwords like this are “strong enough.”

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    • Lucien says

      Tem 7, 2015 7:26 pm'de

      Keep in mind that dictionary attacks are a thing; you significantly reduce the entropy of your password if you use whole words, even replacing some characters with symbols is still predictable.

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11. brandomix says

    Tem 6, 2015 2:44 pm'de

    Thanks for sharing

    I like menus customizer and favican creation features most

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12. Ross W says

    Tem 6, 2015 2:04 pm'de

    In the visual editor formatting, a single # doesn’t do anything because H1 should be the post title and you shouldn’t really have additional H1’s. You might want to edit your post to remove reference to H1.

    Ta

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13. Santhosh Veer says

    Tem 6, 2015 12:06 pm'de

    lot of improvements like adding a new feature’s like inbuild Favicon uploader

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14. Patrick Steil says

    Tem 6, 2015 11:59 am'de

    Thanks for the update. Love that WP continues to “press” forward

    Patrick

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15. Adrienne says

    Tem 6, 2015 11:46 am'de

    Thanks, can’t wait to try all the new features out!

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16. DJ Sean says

    Tem 6, 2015 11:35 am'de

    This sure is a good development; can’t wait to make use of the new features being added to WordPress on – I probably should try out the Beta version on a test website. Thanks Syed

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17. Owusu says

    Tem 6, 2015 10:45 am'de

    Brilliant! Thats why we love WordPress!

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18. Gede Darmawan says

    Tem 6, 2015 10:27 am'de

    Good news, be patient for waiting final release…

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19. Abner Santana says

    Tem 6, 2015 9:46 am'de

    So far sounds very nice in my WordPress test facility

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20. Michael A Terndrup says

    Tem 6, 2015 9:31 am'de

    May I with your permission post this on my website.

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Tem 6, 2015 11:23 am'de

      Hi Michael, we don’t allow full copies of our article. If you like, you can post an excerpt and then link to the full article for your readers.

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21. Basharath says

    Tem 6, 2015 9:06 am'de

    All the features are good. I liked strong password , hash tag features much.
    Thank you for sharing us the features of new wordpress update…

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22. mabuc says

    Tem 6, 2015 8:34 am'de

    Thanks for sharing.. I can’t wait to use the latest version on my themes

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