Free Webinar – Learn about the big changes coming in WordPress 5.5

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Jamie Marsland
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Big changes are coming soon to WordPress and the Gutenberg Block Editor – make sure you are ready!

Register for your free Webinar place

Next Tuesday 21st July, at 4pm (British Summer Time) I’m running a free Webinar (via Zoom) on the big changes that are on the way when WordPress 5.5 is released.

The Webinar will last for 45 minutes, and will include a question and answer session. 

Click here to register for your free place

Here’s what I’ll be covering. 

  • Release timescale for WordPress 5.5
  • What’s new in WordPress 5.5
  • Changes to the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg)
  • User interface changes
  • Improvements in image handling
  • Auto Plugin & Theme Updates
  • SEO improvements
  • How you can test the WordPress 5.5 Beta
  • Questions and Answers

If you would like to post a specific question, please post in the comments below.

Thanks for taking the time to Pootle 🙂

Jamie

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ps – For a limited time I’ve made my three recent free webinars on Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor available (links below).
– Introduction to the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg)
– Taking Gutenberg to the next level
– WooCommerce and Gutenberg

Comments

2 responses to “Free Webinar – Learn about the big changes coming in WordPress 5.5”

  1. Sabra Avatar
    Sabra

    About to launch a website redo built with Pootle Pagebuilder and 18Tags Pro. Would love your insights about managing a site going forward as Gutenberg advances.

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  2. Stephen Turner Avatar
    Stephen Turner

    1. Wordpress 5.5 has this lazyload feature, is this just for images or all content and will this still work if we use a theme like Divi or Elementor, or will it work with just websites built with Gutenberg?
    2. Wordpress 5.5 I’ve read will now create a sitemap, but most people probably use something like Yoast or Rankmath that creates this for you, so with 5.5, which one would create the sitemap, wordpress or the seo plugin, I’m assuming you wouldn’t get 2 sitemaps?

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