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wpMail.me issue#788 - The weekly WordPress newsletter.
No spam, no nonsense. - October 29, 2026
No spam, no nonsense. - October 29, 2026
A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
News and Articles
WordPress 7.1.4
You can download WordPress 7.1.4 from WordPress.org, or visit your WordPress Dashboard, click “Updates”, and then click “Update Now”. If you have sites that support automatic background updates, the update process will begin automatically.
WordPress Credits Introduces Five Sponsorship Tiers for 2027
WordPress Credits is introducing five new sponsorship tiers for 2027 as the program looks to secure funding for its growing needs, including curriculum development, translation, and tooling.
WordPress Contributor Toolkit 2.0: A Redesigned App, in Your Language
The WordPress Contributor Toolkit removes the points of friction first-time contributors face before they write a line of code, especially during Contributor Days. You do not have to install Git, Node.js, npm, or Docker on your machine.
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Plugin News
8 Best WordPress Forum Plugins For Your Site
Forums are a great place to discuss ideas and share information. They are perfect for creating niche communities where anyone can post questions and answers or simply have a conversation.
7 Best WordPress Font Plugins That Make Text Pop
Fonts can completely change how a website looks. Too bland, and everything starts blending together. Too decorative, and suddenly your homepage looks like a wedding invitation.
Theme News
Top 10 Best Free WordPress Themes in 2026
Choosing the right WordPress theme decides how fast your site loads, how good it looks on mobile, and how easily you can change anything without touching code.
Tutorials
Conversion Rate Optimization Techniques for Your Multilingual Website
It’s no secret that a localized website will see higher conversion rates than non-localized ones. If your site operates in multiple languages but you’re not treating each version as its own conversion funnel, that’s a current and active gap.
Cache, CDN, and Plugin Conflicts: Why Client Changes Don’t Appear on Your WordPress Site
Visibility lag is the gap between a change existing in WordPress and that change reaching an end user. The edit is in the database or on disk, but visitors still get the old bytes.
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