WordPress 2.5.1 has been released
Hey all, you’ll probably start noticing soon that your WordPress blog may start telling you that there is a new version of WordPress and that you should upgrade. WordPress just released version 2.5.1.
2.5.1 should fix a bunch of bugs with 2.5, so if you have version 2.5, this will hopefully fix a couple issues, in particular problems with the image uploader. If you’re still running version 2.3.2 or 2.3.3, then I think this is the version you want to jump on and ugrade to. 2.5 was a major release and was kind of buggy, and this 2.5.1 version is basically the same release just with a bunch of bugs corrected.
HINT: you can find out which version of WordPress you’re running by scrolling down to the footer of your WordPress admin pages.
So, now that I’m finally telling everyone to upgrade, I do want to tell you to wait just a few more days before upgrading. Why?
Because, starting this Monday, April 28, I’m going to start posting a bunch of videos and tutorials designed to show you how to safely upgrade WordPress. I’m going to start with a video on how to backup your database and entire blog, so in case you screw something up, you can be confident you won’t lose anything. Then, I’m going to have a detailed video tutorial on how to upgrade to the new version.
Why not just post it all today? Well, frankly, I’m on vacation and I don’t feel like it. But I’ll do it Monday.
If you’re a WordPress power user, then just go ahead and upgrade. Otherwise, wait a few days and I’ll have a lot of information here.
Related posts: Info about WordPress 2.5 and upgrading, Bugs in WordPress version 2.5
Jared, thank you so much for all your support! I LOVE my prophot blog (and so does my brides!)
I look forward to your video about the newest WP release install.
Hi, I didn’t wait for your upgrade video and proceeded with the upgrade last Saturday.
I noticed my “add comment” and “show comments” are missing.
I must have done something wrong or 2.5.1 problem.
Would appreciate your advise on this. Thanks.
Dino
http://www.dinolarablog.com
Dino Lara » You probably just need to reactivate the Ajaxd-WordPress plugin. It probably was turned off during upgrade. You also may have to retweak it.
Awesome. Thanks for holding our hands, Jared. You rock!