WordPress Version 2.3 Coming Soon

Posted by Jeff

on August 21, 2007

WordPress continues to improve and evolve. As some continue to customize WordPress with plugins, some of the more popular are getting bundled into WordPress.

Here is the latest from WordPress about the next release due out on September 24 2007. Built in tagging options, improved Post and Draft Management using filters and upgrade notification within the dashboard.

Currently in development, scheduled for September 20, 2007

This hackers discusion on features

New User Features

Tagging

Improved Post and Draft Management using filters

WordPress Upgrade Available Notification

Developer / Power User Stuff

Terms tables (combined post categories/link categories/tags)

Upgrade to “800% times faster” jQuery (1.1.3), and replaces some parts of the WordPress dashboard have been converted to jQuery.

Several other bundled libraries were updated to the latest versions. TinyMCE is now at 2.1.1.1, Prototype is at 1.5.1, and script.aculo.us is at 1.7.1 beta 2. More updates to script.aculo.us and an update for TinyMCE Spellchecker are on the way.

The files in wp-admin were reorganized to make things easier to find.

Stay tuned here for the details…

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Comment by Richard Sleeman on August 25, 2007 @ 3:27 pm

Jeff,

As always, I appreciate the heads-up on new and improved features for WP. Perhaps, some of them will be more intuitive?

Thanks again for sharing.

Richard

Comment by Payday advance online on June 12, 2009 @ 5:34 pm

I really think I need to upgrade for sure real soon.

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