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Jetpack 16.3: Conditional logic in Forms, new playlist blocks, and more
Show form fields only when they’re needed, add video playlists that update themselves, and manage every Jetpack feature from one place.
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Securing your Site with Jetpack
Website security is important, although it can seem daunting or tedious — it doesn’t have to be. These six simple and effective best…
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Jetpack 3.9 — Sitemaps, a new Skype Sharing Button, and More
With the release of Jetpack 3.9, we’re introducing a brand new module, as well as a lot of improvements for…
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Hook of the Month: Customizing the Top Posts & Pages Widget
Learn to customize Jetpack’s Top Posts & Pages widget thanks to filters and actions.
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Mobile-Friendly: How Jetpack Can Help
Making your website mobile-friendly is becoming as important as having good content: over 75% of Americans now access the internet…
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Jetpack 3.8.2 – Photon and YouTube Shortcode Fixes
Jetpack 3.8.2 is out! In this release, we focused on fixing a few specific and annoying bugs that popped up. Photon: We…
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Photon Now Delivers Images Even Faster than Before
We always strive to make your sites run as quickly and smoothly as possible, both on the front end and…
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Jetpack 3.8.1 – WordPress 4.4 Compatible
With the WordPress 4.4 Release Candidate now available, we wanted to release our fully-compatible version of Jetpack a little early. So here…
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Jetpack users: Publish from your desktop with the WordPress.com app for Mac!
Great news for Jetpack users! With the release of the new WordPress.com, there are some exciting improvements for Jetpack users, too!…
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Jetpack 3.8 – Google+ Badges and More
With the release of Jetpack 3.8, we’re introducing some great new additions for Google+ accounts and enhancements to existing Jetpack…
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Jetpack: Protection From Brute Force XML-RPC Attacks
You may have read the recent news report from Sucuri about the latest vulnerability to your WordPress XML-RPC file: Brute…