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WordPress 7.1

By Greg Nowak , 15 August, 2026

WordPress 7.1 Forces the Editor Into an iframe—Test Your Custom Blocks

WordPress 7.1 removes the non-iframe editor fallback. Learn how to audit custom blocks, test real workflows and fix compatibility issues before launch.

WordPress 7.1 Moves Image Work Into the Browser—Test Every Media Hook

WordPress 7.1 shifts image processing into supported browsers. Here is what to test across hooks, CDNs, formats, security headers, and fallbacks.

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