Book Mark

Ike.ninja

Linux Fun
  • Home
  • How to
  • Reference Links
  • Categories
    • Releases
    • Plesk
    • Community
    • CMS
    • security
    • MYSQL
    • cPanel
  • Tools
    • IP Checker
    • Byte Converter
RSS

WordPress 3.4 “Green”

Jun13
by Ike on June 13, 2012 at 6:42 pm
Posted In: Backups, CMS, PHP, Releases, security, Wordpress

WordPress 3.4 is here and out the door. We’ve dubbed this release “Green” in honor of guitarist Grant Green whose soulful simplicity has kept many of us company during this release.

This release includes significant improvements to theme customization, custom headers, Twitter embeds, and image captions — here’s a short clip with the highlights:

For Users

The biggest change in 3.4 is the theme customizer which allows you to play around with various looks and settings for your current theme or one you’re thinking about switching to without publishing those changes to the whole world. For themes that support it, you can change colors, backgrounds, and of course custom image headers. We have more planned for the customizer down the road.

Throughout the rest of the admin you’ll notice tweaks to make your everyday life easier. For example, if you have lots of themes we’ve made it quicker to browse them all at once without paging. We’ve made it possible to use images from your media library to populate custom headers, and for you to choose the height and width of your header images.

We’ve expanded our embed support to include tweets: just put a Twitter permalink on its own line in the post editor and we’ll turn it into a beautiful embedded Tweet. And finally, image captions have been improved to allow HTML, like links, in them.

For Developers

There are hundreds of under-the-hood improvements in this release, notably in the XML-RPC, themes, and custom header APIs, and significant performance improvements in WP_Query and the translation system. The Codex has a pretty good summary of the developer features, and you can always dive into Trac directly.

We’ve also put together a busy developer’s field guide to the new APIs in 3.4.

It takes a village

Here are some of the fine folks who were involved in bringing 3.4 to the world:

082net, Aaron D. Campbell, Adam Harley, AJ Acevedo, akshayagarwal, Alex Concha, Alex King, Alex Mills (Viper007Bond), ampt, Amy Hendrix, Andrea Rennick, Andrew Nacin, Andrew Ozz, Andrew Ryno, Andy Skelton, Arie Putranto, Austin Matzko, Barry, BenChapman, Ben Huson, Benjamin J. Balter, Bill Erickson, Billy (bananastalktome), Boone Gorges, camiloclc, casben79, Caspie, ceefour, cheald, chellycat, Chelsea Otakan, Chip Bennett, Chris Olbekson, Coen Jacobs, Cristi Burcă, Cyapow, Dan Collis-Puro, Daniel Bachhuber, Daniel Convissor, Daniel Jalkut (Red Sweater), daniloercoli, Daryl Koopersmith, David Gwyer, deltafactory, demetris, Dion Hulse, dllh, Dominik Schilling, Doug Provencio, Drew Jaynes (DrewAPicture), ebababi, edward-mindreantre, emhr, Empireoflight, Eric Andrew Lewis, Eric Mann, Evan Anderson, Evan Solomon, Fred Wu, Fumito Mizuno, Gary Cao, Gary Jones, Gautam, Gennady Kovshenin, George Mamadashvili, George Stephanis, Gustavo Bordoni, hearvox, Helen Hou-Sandi, Hugo Baeta, Ian Stewart, insertvisionhere, Ipstenu, Jacob Chappell, Jane Wells, Japh, jaquers, JarretC, jeremyclarke, Jeremy Felt, Jesper Johansen (Jayjdk), Jiehan Zheng, Joachim Jensen (Intox Studio), Joachim Kudish (jkudish), John Blackbourn (johnbillion), John Ford, John James Jacoby, Jon Cave, Joost de Valk, Jorge Bernal, Joseph Scott, Justin, Justin Givens, Kailey Lampert (trepmal), Kenan Dervisevic, Konstantin Kovshenin, Konstantin Obenland, Kristopher Lagraff, Kurt Payne, Lance Willett, Lardjo, Lee Willis (leewillis77), linuxologos, Lutz Schroer, Mantas Malcius, Marcus, Mark Jaquith, Marko Heijnen, Mark Rowatt Anderson, Matias Ventura, Matt Martz, mattonomics, Matt Thomas, Matt Wiebe, MattyRob, Max Cutler, Mert Yazicioglu, mgolawala, Michael Adams (mdawaffe), Michael Beckwith, Michael Fields, Mike Schinkel, Mike Schroder, Mike Toppa, Milan Dinic, mitcho (Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine), Mohammad Jangda, mrtorrent, Name.ly, Naoko McCracken, Nashwan Doaqan, Niall Kennedy, Nikolay Yordanov, norocketsurgeon, npetetin, Nuno Morgadinho, Olivier Collet, Paul Biron, pavelevap, Pete Mall, Peter Westwood, pishmishy, Prasath Nadarajah, prettyboymp, Ptah Dunbar, pw201, Rami Yushuvaev, Rarst, RENAUT, Reuben Gunday, Roscius, Ross Hanney, russellwwest, Ryan Boren, Ryan Duff, Ryan McCue, Safirul Alredha, Samir Shah, Samuel “Otto” Wood, Seisuke Kuraishi, Sergey Biryukov, Simon Wheatley, sirzooro, sksmatt, Stas Sușkov, Stephane Daury (stephdau), tamlyn, Thomas Griffin, Thorsten Ott, TobiasBg, Tom Auger, Toni Viemero, transom, Ulrich Sossou, Utkarsh Kukreti, Wojtek Szkutnik, wonderslug, Xavier Borderie, Yoav Farhi, Zach “The Z Man” Abernathy, Zack Tollman, Ze Fontainhas, and zx2c4.

See you next time!

└ Tags: Releases

Parallels Plesk 10.4.4 MU#36

Jun13
by Ike on June 13, 2012 at 8:43 am
Posted In: Plesk, Releases

The following bug has been fixed:
[-]Changes from microupdate 10.4.4 MU#35 led to partially working GUI on Plesk 10.4.4 for Linux. It was caused by incorrect data type of field “data” of table “sessions” which was changed from BLOB to MEDIUMTEXT. MU#36 changes the data type to MEDIUMBLOB.

└ Tags: Parallels Plesk
 Comment 

Oracle Java SE Critical Patch Update Advisory – June 2012

Jun12
by Ike on June 12, 2012 at 8:00 pm
Posted In: Community, MYSQL, Releases
 Comment 

WordPress 3.4 Release Candidate 3

Jun12
by Ike on June 12, 2012 at 12:30 am
Posted In: Backups, CMS, Development, PHP, Releases, security, Testing, Wordpress

The third release candidate for WordPress 3.4 is now available. Since RC2, we’ve fixed a few lingering issues with the new live preview feature, as well as with custom headers and backgrounds.

There are no remaining issues, and we plan to release 3.4 in the coming days. But if you think you’ve found a bug, you can post to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums, or file a bug report on WordPress Trac.

To test WordPress 3.4, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the release candidate here (zip). Be sure to visit → About for an updated list of features and under-the-hood changes. As a reminder: We’ve published some resources on the development blog to help plugin and theme developers prepare.

The new live preview
Nearing perfection, and yet?
Not yet. RC3

└ Tags: Development, Testing

Pre-upgrade checker for Plesk 10.4.4 has been updated

Jun09
by Ike on June 9, 2012 at 7:48 am
Posted In: Plesk, Releases

Following check points have been added:
– Systems users for subdomains and for web users will not have own hard disk quota limits after upgrade to Plesk version above 10.4.4
– Error “Failed to perform IDN conversion from UTF-8” occurs during upgrade of IDN subdomains

 Comment 
  • Page 2,883 of 2,983
  • « First
  • «
  • 2,881
  • 2,882
  • 2,883
  • 2,884
  • 2,885
  • »
  • Last »

What’s New?

  • Fedora 42 pgadmin4 Critical Remote Code Exec Fix 2025-b08763f674
  • Fedora: Gobuster Critical Update Released for CVE-2025-58188 Advisory
  • Debian: Rails Severe Command Manipulation DSA-6090-2 CVE-2025-24294
  • Debian Trixie WordPress Security Advisory DSA-6091-1 for CVE-2025-58246
  • Fedora 42: uriparser CVE-2025-67899 Fix for Unbounded Recursion Issue
  • Fedora 42: util-linux Critical Buffer Overflow CVE-2025-14104 Advisory
  • Fedora 42: mqttcli Update 0.2.8 Critical Integer Overflow Issues
  • Fedora 42: Chromium High CVE-2025-14765 Out of Bounds Security Risks
  • Debian: Roundcube Important XSS and Information Leak Fix DSA-6087-1
  • Debian: MediaWiki DSA-6085-1 Security Updates for DoS and XSS
  • Debian: Urgent Vulnerability in Dropbear DSA-6086-1 CVE-2025-14282
  • Plesk 2025: A Year in Review
  • Ubuntu 24.04: Linux Xilinx Important Kernel Security Fix USN-7931-4
  • Ubuntu 22.04 LTS: Linux Kernel Critical Fix for Raspberry Pi USN-7928-4
  • Ubuntu 18.04 LTS – Oracle Kernel Critical Security Flaws USN-7922-3
  • Ubuntu 24.04: Advisory USN-7921-2 for Real-time Kernel CVE-2025-39946
  • Debian Trixie: c-ares Critical Denial of Service Advisory DSA-6084-1
  • Debian: webkit2gtk Important Memory Corruption Issues DSA-6083-1
  • Fedora 42: brotli 1.2.0 Critical DoS Fix FEDORA-2025-9e233a4e22
  • Fedora 42: perl-Alien-Brotli Faces Critical Denial-of-Service Risk
  • Fedora 42: CUPS Critical Local DoS Issue FEDORA-2025-c09b980696
  • Fedora 42: Security Advisory for golang-github-facebook-time CVE-2025-65637
  • Ubuntu 24.04: Linux Kernel Azure FIPS Critical Info Exposure CVE-2025-40300
  • Fedora 43: assimp Library Critical CVE-2025-11277 Update
  • Fedora 43: util-linux Update 2.41.4 Urgent CVE-2025-14105

Search

Translator

Tags

Business and industry code Community cPanel CVE Debian Debian Linux Distribution - Security Advisories Development Events Fedora Fedora Linux Distribution - Security Advisories General Hosting Important Advisory Linux Moderate Advisory Month in WordPress news Parallels Plesk Parallels Plesk Panel Performance PHP Plesk news and announcements Plesk Panel Podcast ProdDevSec Product and technology Products Project Release News Red Hat Red Hat Linux Distribution - Security Advisories Releases security Security Centre sensitive site Ubuntu Ubuntu Linux Distribution - Security Advisories update updates Various vulnerability Web Server Survey Wordpress wp-briefing

Posts

Helpful Links

  • Liquidweb.com
  • MYSQL Dev Documentation
  • Plugins
  • Source forge SED command
  • Themes
  • WordPress Documentation
  • You Tube
December 2025
M T W T F S S
« Nov    
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
293031  
  • Google
  • Yahoo
  • Liquid Web
  • Storm
  • YouTube

©1999-2025 Ike.ninja | Powered by WordPress with Easel | Subscribe: RSS | Back to Top ↑

50 queries. 8.5 mb Memory usage. 0.267 seconds.