One of the most common requests you send us is “Can we move the Sharing and Like buttons?” By default, the Sharing and Like buttons get printed at the end of the the_content() Loop function, which causes them to display at the end of your post’s text — but that may not be where you […]
Reblogged from Developer Resources: We’ve recently made some updates to the REST API which is available here on WordPress.com and for any Jetpack-enabled site that have the REST API module activated. The API now has full read and write support for custom post types and post metadata. You can specify a post’s post type when […]
Dear Jetpack community, I want to apologize, firstly, for pushing multiple updates out to you in one day. We’ve been doing our very best over the last several months to make sure that our releases are stable and tested in as many disparate environments as possible. In this case, a bug cropped up because of […]
Hello Jetpack community, We’ve been hard at work on Jetpack over the last couple of weeks. Since releasing version 2.2.2 (which was mainly a bug fix release), we have focused our attention on making sure that Jetpack will play nicely with WordPress 3.6 when it is released. Here are the highlights: Yahoo! Updates API is […]
Howdy Jetpackers, We’ve put together a spring cleaning release for you today. A number of bugs have been fixed, which you can see in the changelog. Of note is the new Development Mode in Jetpack. With this, features that do not require a connection to WordPress.com servers can be activated on a localhost WordPress installation […]
Dear Jetpack Community, Today we released Jetpack 2.1.2. This is mainly a bug fix release to get some outstanding issues squashed. We have resolved 34 bugs and added 2 enhancements, by my count. That’s pretty impressive, for a point release! The highlights for this release are: – the new TED shortcode. You can now copy […]
The wait is finally over. You’ve been asking for it for months and we are finally ready to ship it. Jetpack Comments has arrived! We’re breaking down the barriers between you and your audience. When someone reads an article on your site and wants to comment, they can now use one of their existing social […]
