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Modernizing our Bluehost WordPress Website Setup to Help You Get Further, Faster

Building beautiful, useful and fully-custom websites at Bluehost is easier than it’s ever been, thanks to our new WordPress Onboarding. We’ve made it our mission to help site owners assemble a professional-looking website with powerful features, quicker than ever. At Bluehost we’re a proud, longtime supporter of WordPress and the amazing community building the…

WordPress News Roundup – State of The Word, Gutenberg Releases, ChatGPT + 2 More Updates | December 2022

Welcome to the last edition of our WordPress news roundup for 2022. As we come to a close on the year, here is a roundup of the WordPress news you may have missed in December. From State of the Word 2022, new Gutenberg releases to ChatGPT creates a working WordPress plugin. Read on to learn…

Announcing WP CreatorCon by Bluehost

We are excited to announce our first virtual event to recognize and celebrate excellence in the WordPress community. If you are a WordPress creator, this event is for you! We are bringing together WordPress experts under one roof to help business owners, bloggers, students, and other creators succeed online with WordPress. What is WP CreatorCon?…

WordPress News Roundup – WordPress 6.1, State of The Word, New Developer Blog + 2 More Updates | November 2022

November kicked off strong for the WordPress community with the release of WordPress 6.1 “Misha” on November 1, 2022. This version introduces new features that allow users to change up the styling and design of their websites and introduces a new default theme that takes advantage of all the new improvements in this release. But…

WordPress News Roundup – Style Variation Preview, Hosted Woocommerce Solution + 4 More Updates | October 2022

Brace yourself because we’re only a week away from the third major WordPress release of 2022. Excitement runs high in the community for WordPress 6.1 as final preparations are being made by the release team. This release expects many exciting new features, improvements, and enhancements. We can expect WordPress 6.1 to be shipped on November…

WordCamp US 2022 Recap

What is WordCamp? WordCamp is a conference that focusses on all things WordPress-related! It is a casual, locally organized event where contributors and enthusiasts from multiple backgrounds come together to network and share ideas. WordPress is a free and open source platform that powers over 40% of the web. And WordCamps are integral to growing and…

Bluehost Named one of the Best Web Hosting Services of 2022 by U.S. News & World Report, Tied at the No.1 Spot

We are delighted to be recognized as one of the best Web Hosting Services of 2022 by the U.S. News & World Report and we are honored to be listed as one of the top recommendations for the best, full-featured, easy-to-use WordPress hosting. We share our number 1 spot with a fellow Newfold Digital brand,…

WordPress News Roundup – WordPress 6.1 Beta Release, Plugin to Create AI-Generated Images + 3 More Updates | September 2022

We’re just a few weeks away from the next major WordPress release: WordPress 6.1. In this news roundup, you’ll learn about features you may (not) find in WordPress 6.1. From new Gutenberg releases, WebP by default removed from the upcoming release, to a free plugin to create AI-generated images. Read on to learn about: 1.…

WordPress News Roundup – WebP Image Format in WordPress 6.1, WordCamp US + 4 More Updates | August 2022

Excitement runs high for the WordPress community in the US, as enthusiasts and contributors prepare for the kick-off of WordCamp US in September. Other than the exciting news on WordCamp US, many developments and updates were announced in August. From WebP as the default image format in WordPress 6.1 to the development of the Twenty…

WordPress News Roundup – Plugin for Building Block Themes, WordCamp Asia + 5 More Updates | July 2022

The hot summer months are here, but WordPress is not taking any time off. Many things are happening in the world of WordPress that will likely set the scene for the future development of the platform. Particularly, block themes are getting more attention in July. There’s also a new proposal to build a plugin checker…

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