r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
Dear @jetpack.com if you think trying to force me to get a paid plan will make me get a paid plan, you're sorely mistaken. What it will make me do is delete #Jetpack from my #Wordpress site. Don't use understand that people don't like #enshittification?
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webaware (@webaware@fosstodon.org)
New post: Redirect to add a trailing slash for WordPress.
https://snippets.webaware.com.au/howto/redirect-to-add-a-trailing-slash-for-wordpress/
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offseq (@offseq@infosec.exchange)
🚨 HIGH severity: CVE-2025-12161 in Smart Auto Upload Images – Import External Images (WordPress) lets Contributor+ users upload arbitrary files, leading to RCE. Audit, restrict roles, and disable plugin if needed. Details: https://radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2025-12161-cwe-434-unrestricted-upload-of-file-7dd7582a #OffSeq #WordPress #Vuln
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Imoptimal (@Imoptimal@mastodon.social)
The bad behavior of #mattMullenweg and #automattic knows no boundaries...
It's absurd they're trying to intimidate someone for using a generic word similar to their trademarked name.
I love the answer of #automaticCSS to their bulls*it:
"...Congratulations on owning the domain name for a generic term. Let me know when that fact becomes relevant."
https://wp-content.co/automattic-sends-trademark-notice-to-automaticcss-over-name-similarity/
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wpbot (@wpbot@wptoots.social)
Snippet: Limiting allowed blocks without breaking the Site Editor https://developer.wordpress.org/news/snippets/limiting-allowed-blocks-without-breaking-the-site-editor/ #WordPress #wpdev
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rfwaveio (@rfwaveio@mstdn.ca)
Security researchers reveal exploitation against vulnerability in the JobMonster WordPress theme
Vulnerability:
CVE-2025-5397 - Authentication bypass
Impact:
- Allows unauthenticated attackers to access privileged accounts when social login is enabled
Recommendation: Apply patch ASAP
#cybersecurity #vulnerabilitymanagement #WordPress #JobMonster
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micro (@micro@www.alexstandiford.com)
I’m doing a code audit on a new client who was unhappy with their previous agency. I find this when I crack open the theme. I’ve seen some weird stuff over the years, but this one is gonna keep me up at night 😱
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maupao (@maupao@framapiaf.org)
serata di aggiornamento di un wordpress rimasto alla 6.19. Sto facendo tutti i passaggi e per ora tutto bene, incrociamo le dita #wordpress
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ReGallery_WPplugin (@ReGallery_WPplugin@mastodon.world)
Re Gallery New Pre-Built template!
Build your dream gallery or portfolio in one click!
ReGallery’s new pre-built WordPress templates are fast, beautiful, and fully customizable. Perfect for creators, photographers & brands who want design made easy.
#WordPress #GalleryPlugin #WebDesign #photographywebsite #regallery
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pymander (@pymander@fosstodon.org)
Did I ever tell y'all about this (possibly insane) thing I did to embed #ClojureScript in a webpage using a #WordPress plugin? It works!! #programming https://sr.ht/~earneson/playfair-key-generator/
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pauloflaherty (@pauloflaherty@mastodon.social)
How did I not know about Reader? It has discovery across WordPress blogs and RSS and OPML import as well? #wordpress
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2025 (@2025@pauloflaherty.com)
WordPress Reader Is Criminally Under Marketed
I must admit that I’ve known about Reader, which is the WordPress.com tool for following blogs, for years now, but never realised it worked for sites that were not hosted on WordPress infrastructure. It actually allows you to subscribe to RSS feeds and import OPML files.
When you follow as many sites and blogs as I do, a good RSS Reader is the only way to fly.
I only discovered this functionality today when I decided to have a poke around after spying a post about a new feature called “Recommended Blogs”. It’s essentially a blogroll for your Reader profile.
Now I feel like a bit of an idiot for ignoring Reader for the past few years. Not only can I import all of my subscriptions from my current RSS reader, but I can easily reblog (republish or quote) parts of them on my own blog directly from within the interface, and can even write a post from within the feed.
I don’t have to switch to another service to find content to write about, and it’s all available on the web and in the Jetpack app on my phone.
I’m going to have to spend a few days actually using it as my main RSS reader to decide if the convenience is worth jumping ship for, but for now, I’m pretty impressed.
It needs a dark mode, though.
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