This is no longer the latest release of ClassicPress!
You can find the latest release at the top of the Release Notes subforum.
We’re very happy to announce the release of ClassicPress 2.0.0.
This release is a re-fork based on WordPress 6.2.x so brings ClassicPress a host of new features such as Site Health.
In addition, this version also includes:
HTML5 as the default content output
Efficiency enhancements made in WordPress 6.3.x
Modern browser approaches for Widgets, Nav Menus and Meta Boxes
Added navigation buttons to content editing screens
Upgraded PHPMailer library
Fixed deprecated jQuery message in bundled themes
Build, Test and Dependency upgrades and updates
Compatibility fix with WooCommerce v3.9.x
m4tuto for finding a PHP File Upload bypass via Plugin Installer (requiring admin privileges).
@_s_n_t of @pentestltd working with Trend Micro Zero Day Initiative for finding an RCE POP Chains vulnerability.
Contributors
In no particular order the following have contributed to this ClassicPress release: The ClassicPress community
xxsimoxx
viktorix
stefanos82
KTS915
DangitRick
mattyrob
wolf
WP Team
The new navigation buttons are available on every post and page admin screen. Go to Screen Options and check Enable Previous and Next buttons to turn this feature on.
This setting works on a “per post per person” basis, so that every user can choose a different setting for each post or page.
A lot of work for sure, congratulations! I just got 2.0.0 with a new test site and it seems I lost my widget visibility functionality that I had with a theme. It did work in CP 1.7.3 and the older versions. As I’m not really a coder I can’t tell what’s going on.
Have you tried to contact support?
Something that may be happening is CP v2 reports as WP v6, so plugins and themes may mistakenly read that as having block functionality, when CP does not. With CP v1, it reported as WP v4.9, so 3rd party add-ons would not try to enable block functions.