WordPress 3.4 Released – Update, Update, Update

  • June 13, 2012

It’s always very easy to say to update, but the harsh reality is that although the update process has been drastically streamlined over the past few years, there are always a few challenges. Its why we have put together a post on 3 easy steps that you can take to make the process safer.

Please also take a minute to read up on WordPress 3.4 – code name Green. Also, don’t forget to take a minute to scroll through the long list of contributors and if you know one, thank them for helping make the product.

You can find a more comprehensive list of updates and features here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.4

If you have any questions feel free to contact us at info@sucuri.net.

Tony is the Head of Security Products at GoDaddy and Sucuri Co-Founder. His passion lies in educating and bringing awareness about online threats to business owners. His passions revolve around understanding the psychology of bad actors, the impacts and havoc hacks have on website owners, and thinking through the evolution of attacks. You can find his personal thoughts on security at perezbox.com and you can follow him on Twitter at @perezbox.

4 comments

  1. Just updated my blog and everything works fine. I wrote my theme byself and it isn’t ready for Custom Headers and these things, so I have no big benefit from the update…

  2. WordPress 3.4 and some themes may have some trouble playing nice together. I upgraded a site with a Templatic theme and the upgrade broke pagination. There are several similar posts in the WP forums. I don’t see any security patches or improvements with this release (surprised this isn’t mentioned in this post) and won’t be jumping too fast to upgrade the 50+ WP sites I have.

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