WordPress 3.3 Upgrade

by Eric on December 15, 2011

wp badge WordPress 3.3 UpgradeWordPress has an upgrade out now, and it is version 3.3.  The “latest and greatest” is nick-named “Sonny” in honor of jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt.

To upgrade, I took a backup of my database and files first, then ran the automatic upgrade from within WordPress.  Some people might advise using FTP to upload the upgraded files, but I felt comfortable doing it this way and didn’t have a problem.

I really like the new hover-menu navigation.  I like being able to browse quickly to where I need to go rather than having to click to open a menu first, then selecting the choice from within that menu.

The media section for files and images now contains a drag and drop interface – I like that very much.

And last but not least for developers, there is a new wp_editor() function.  The WordPress function reference guide states:  ”This function renders an editor in a page in the typical fashion used in Posts and Pages.”  I’m pretty excited about this and will be spending time learning how to take advantage of it.

 

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Alexis from Translation agency London December 20, 2011 at 11:57 am

Last week, I also insalled the new update. In general, my impression is positive. The developers did a good work.

I like in Wordpress 3.3:
- Fly out menus in the Navigation bar (much faster to work)
- Linking to articles in comments (much easier)
- Widgets remain when switching between Themes
- New interface for Uploading Images

I don’t like:
- Removed the option to «Disable the Admin Toolbar».

Best regards,
Alexis.

Amit from WordPress Web Development Company January 10, 2012 at 1:49 am

Hi,
The Wordpress 3.3 is an awesome version and working on it is a great experience thanks for giving such nice information.

Regards
Amit

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