WordPress 4.5 ile Neler Geliyor (Özellikler ve Ekran Görüntüleri)

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1. Syed Balkhi says

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2. Sheri Ann Richerson says

   Nis 18, 2016 3:57 pm'de

   Ok, the update removed all the “open in external tab” check marks and all of my “no follow” links. None of the ‘no follow” plugins are working. I also had to remove other plugins. Please help! I already was dinged by Google.

   Thank you!

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3. Rinalds says

   Nis 16, 2016 7:23 am'de

   I liked the new update, however 4.4 had better features then 4.5

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4. Igor Tsaritsyn says

   Nis 15, 2016 6:16 pm'de

   Automatic WordPress 4.5 update destroyed my front page. I use twenty eleven with content left. After the update the content became centered! And the right side column is now below the content on the right hand side. Why? And how can I fix it? My blog is . Thank you

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Nis 18, 2016 6:55 am'de

     Go to Dashboard » Updates to see if there is an update available for Twenty Eleven. If there is, then first back up your entire WordPress site and then install the update.

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5. johan vanherberghen says

   Nis 15, 2016 1:46 pm'de

   Since 4.5 my tabular content isn’t showing by entering the page? what happens here?

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6. julie says

   Nis 14, 2016 2:12 pm'de

   Thanks for the post.

   My question is, where did the editor go? I usually go into the dashboard, click on appearance and in the drop down click on “editor” so I can edit my home page and sidebars, etc. It’s hand coded and I need to update a video on my home page and can’t find home.php, which is usually under appearances –> editor.

   Can someone lend a hand?

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   • berns says

     Nis 18, 2016 1:01 am'de

     Same here… We’re going crazy figuring out what to do… our CSS Editor is gone. haist!!!

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   • Vergil Sparda says

     Nis 25, 2016 11:57 pm'de

     I suggest that you create a child theme and put all your CSS design on style.css file so that next time, even if there is an update, your css file will not be affected.

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7. Dave says

   Nis 12, 2016 11:18 pm'de

   Hey the release code is different, it uses ‘custom-logo’ not ‘site-logo’

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8. pavan says

   Mar 17, 2016 6:17 am'de

   The below thing are not working in the 4.5 beta version.
   `code` for code and **bold** for bold, italic, #h1 are not working .

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   • Dave Warfel says

     Mar 29, 2016 11:26 pm'de

     Pavan — The backticks for code should be working. I just tested today in the latest beta version.

     Developers decided NOT to move forward with the **bold** or __italic__ text patterns. And a single hash (#) was never a valid text pattern. The h tags start with ## for h2, and run through ###### for h6. h1’s are not supported.

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9. Dan Heath says

   Mar 12, 2016 6:13 am'de

   This is nice, but simple, common sense requests that I and others have been asking for, are ignored and there seems no way to communicate what we want or to get answers on how to code it for ourselves. I NEED to be able to limit posts by category, per page. Seems simple, if you know how to code in WP speak, but I don’t. I would be happy to buy a plug in to do this, but don’t know where to go to find such a thing. Have googled and everything else I can think of, to no avail.

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   • DeBAAT says

     Mar 19, 2016 2:59 am'de

     Hai Dan,
     Would it solve your issue when using Gravity Forms?
     I can imagine you make a page with a form where you have a mandatory choice of the post type categories you allow. GF also supports other post elements to create a new post from.
     Hope this helps. Just mail me if you have more questions.
     Best.
     Jan

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10. Claire Goodwin says

    Mar 11, 2016 11:20 am'de

    Hmm… my initial reaction to the new ability to sign in using email is… WORRIED! Seems like this gives the bad guys more ways to try to hack in — and now we must make sure all users have strong passwords in more places. What am I missing here that will assuage my fears ?!

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    • Jean says

      Mar 23, 2016 9:51 am'de

      THIS! Can we disable login using email?

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11. Alex Nicholson says

    Mar 9, 2016 10:40 pm'de

    Love to see the ability to create tables in free WordPress. Please!!!

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Mar 14, 2016 4:26 pm'de

      Meanwhile you can try TablePress. The base plugin is free and quite enough in most usage scenarios.

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    • Dave Warfel says

      Mar 29, 2016 11:29 pm'de

      There’s also a great plugin that adds simple table creation tools to the TinyMCE editor: MCE Table Buttons plugin. I’d recommend this if you need a simple solution. TablePress is great, but much more robust.

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12. NIS says

    Mar 9, 2016 8:12 pm'de

    I have a different question here. How do you define image size on media setting for bootstrap wordpress theme. Like interms of -xs , -sm, -md and -lg. Suggest me.

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13. Mike Campbell says

    Mar 9, 2016 12:36 pm'de

    Really nice updates to WordPress in 4.5, I really like the ability to login with email as I have some websites I manage where clients have had to use their usernames or I have had to implement a plugin to make this happen. Also the responsive quick click button in Optimizer is something that I think will add to the UI.

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14. hassan says

    Mar 8, 2016 4:30 am'de

    Thanks for nice post. Waiting for WordPress New features …

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15. William says

    Mar 8, 2016 1:09 am'de

    Such a pity that Elegant Themes’ Divi doesn’t take advantage of WordPress’s responsive images feature.

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16. Deb says

    Mar 7, 2016 12:20 pm'de

    In regards to “Optimized Image Size Generation”, I was curious what you thought about the use of WPMU Dev’s Smush Pro. Would that sort of plug-in still be needed?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Mar 7, 2016 10:57 pm'de

      Please see this article, Optimizing Images with WP Smush (Pro, Cons, and Alternatives).

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17. Barbara says

    Mar 3, 2016 7:40 pm'de

    Some great developer features. When are you guys going to add a “Search Pages” field to an existing page so we don’t have to click on “Pages” in the Dashboard sidebar and then enter the search term in “Search Pages”? Something to think about for the next update!

    Thanks!

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    • Shane C. says

      Mar 4, 2016 4:34 pm'de

      Most modern day web browsers have a search function, just hold control + f while you are on a page and type the word in your looking for!

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18. Charlie Merland says

    Mar 2, 2016 7:04 pm'de

    I’ve been waiting for an implementation of something like wp_add_inline_script() for years, truly a great news for developers!

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    • Intel says

      Nis 16, 2016 12:03 pm'de

      I am not sure why you waited. It is just pain in the a**. You could do it several other ways.

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19. Kevin Larkin says

    Mar 2, 2016 4:14 pm'de

    Thanks for the roundup. With this release I see WordPress continuing to tinker around the edges (native support for responsive images in v4.4 being a notable exception). For such an established platform that powers so many websites, I’m amazed at the number of features it lacks. Some quick-off-the-top examples:

    • Native support for enabling PHP in posts and widgets
    • A feature to restrict site access to individual IPs or IP ranges
    • Ability to temporarily post site maintenance message instead of site content

    KL

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20. Enrique says

    Mar 2, 2016 4:47 am'de

    Nothing about improved security. I’ve been dealing with several hacked sites recently and I just don’t understand how this happened. Probably a mix of things, but wordpress is weak in this regard.

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    • Dave Warfel says

      Mar 29, 2016 11:33 pm'de

      Hi Enrique — I’ve dealt with a few hacked sites in the past year, so I feel your pain.

      However, the WordPress core code is incredible secure. It’s really not a problem with WordPress itself, but more of an issue with vulnerabilities in plugins & themes, to go along with weak passwords and user ignorance about general security practices.

      I’m not saying there aren’t ways WordPress could continue to improve security, but we want to be careful not to make it so difficult to login that your average user can’t access their own site.

      I see a lot of responsibility for designers, developers & those setting up the sites to educate users, and setup proper security measures.

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      • bruno-webdesign says

        Nis 21, 2016 5:34 pm'de

        WordPress 4.4.2 lets you bruteforce wp-login.php as many times as you want. Each time you login, it does a database query and can fill up server connections especially if coming via a botnet all over the place.

        All WordPress core would need to do, is record the time of the last attempt, and if it happened within the last 3 minutes, deny any subsequent attempts from anyone.

        This means no database calls, no multiple web server processes, etc. It would just be a simple text deny.

        Little things like this can be really important. You might suggest there are work arounds to prevent this, but this is something that should be part of the core itself.

        I really hope WordPress has some small (but important) security enhancements in the future, to stop botnets from hitting xmlrpc and wp-login.php whever they want on a default WordPress install.

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21. Sohel Rana says

    Mar 1, 2016 8:07 am'de

    Thanks for this review. Just Awesome features are coming in WordPress 4.5

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22. Anton says

    Mar 1, 2016 3:30 am'de

    But line breaks are still randomly deleted and inserted in the text editor? I can’t believe this is such an old bug and it never gets addressed.

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23. Tom says

    Şub 29, 2016 8:18 pm'de

    As a WP Beginner i’m always in trouble with templates. It needs a long time to edit the template structure. I think it comes much easier and faster if there is a click and edit option. Meaning… if you click on any section in the preview, the customizer will show you the editable things in the menu on the left side (like background color, static picture, video, logo, address, txt etc.)
    As an idea only….

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    • Dave Warfel says

      Mar 29, 2016 11:35 pm'de

      Tom, something similar to this is being implemented with 4.5 (if I understand it correctly). You’ll be able to hold down the SHIFT key and click on various elements in the preview pane, and the corresponding setting will open up on the left.

      Give it a shot when 4.5 official launches.

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24. Pablo Domínguez says

    Şub 29, 2016 6:19 pm'de

    Thanks for the preview, it was very interesting! I didn’t know you could try WordPress betas, so thanks for that tip as well.

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25. CleverK says

    Şub 29, 2016 3:32 pm'de

    Just started up a new site last week, and glad to see the email login and comments changes. More and more this confirms that I’d rather stick with native comments and use add-ons to add functionality, rather than getting an outside comments tool.

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26. Gbadamosi Abdulwahab says

    Şub 29, 2016 11:19 am'de

    Good day, I am one of your website users. I will like to seek your help and assistance in editing my WordPress website

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27. Kevin Donnigan says

    Şub 29, 2016 11:08 am'de

    Thanks for the great round up. Looking forward to some of these features, especially for image performance.

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28. Fahid Javid says

    Şub 29, 2016 9:09 am'de

    This update would be a great enhancement regarding basic controls over a WordPress site.

    I wish WordPress offers all basic controls by default for necessary configurations. For example, almost every site has a logo and favicon. Favicon upload option has given already and now logo option as well. Awesome!

    Thanks for this helpful article

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