Jetpack 4.4.2 is a small but important release that provides compatibility with WordPress 4.7, the latest version of WordPress that was released this week.
Custom CSS now in WordPress
The Custom CSS feature in Jetpack is now integrated in the new Customizer-based CSS editor introduced in WordPress 4.7.
Jetpack’s Custom CSS was very useful for making small (or more significant) changes to your site’s CSS without needing to modify your theme files or create a custom child theme. With WordPress 4.7 introducing the Additional CSS feature, we wanted to make sure that people previously using Jetpack’s Custom CSS can still use the edits they’ve made in the past and use this new WordPress CSS editor seamlessly in the future.
Other improvements
We’ve also shipped a number of other enhancements and bug fixes in this release. A few highlights include:
- Improved compatibility with the
wp-missed-scheduleplugin. - Fixed a bug that would create an infinite loop when removing the featured tag from the tag list.
- Fixed an issue where WordPress help tabs were being hidden.
- Improved the dashboard page to work better when there is no backup data yet.
- Improved overall performance by clearing out unneeded scheduled jobs.
Full changelog and thanks
If you’d like to see the full list of the updates and changes to this version of Jetpack, you can check the full changelog here.
We hope you’ll love the new Jetpack features and improvements! Install it on your site or upgrade your current version today and let us know what you think. As always, your feedback is extremely important to us and you can send it directly through our Support contact form.
A special thank you to the contributors to this release – thanks for helping make Jetpack better:
Benyamin Shoham, Brandon Kraft, Daniel Walmsley, Derek Smart, Elio Rivero, Enej Bajgoric, Eric Binnion, George Stephanis, Igor Zinovyev, Jeremy Herve, Rich Collier, Sam Hotchkiss, Steve Seear, and Timmy Crawford.
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