WordCamp Belgrade 2026 brought the WordPress community back to Dom omladine for two days of talks, workshops, panels, hallway conversations and very real reminders of where WordPress stands today. Here are some key takeaways.
Learn how split CSS loading in WPBakery 9.0 reduces unused styles, delivers element-specific CSS and helps pages load more efficiently.
See why WordPress for students matters and how WPBakery supported 93 teams at LaunchPad AI Hackathon 2026, giving 100+ participants lifetime licenses.
WPBakery 9.0 is now fully live and ready for production use. It includes a redesigned editing experience, rebuilt drag-and-drop, split CSS loading and a major update to the underlying attribute system.
WPBakery 9.0 beta is now available for direct license owners. Learn how to access, install, and test the upcoming release before the official launch.
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For 23 years, WordPress has helped shape the modern internet through publishing, open source collaboration, agencies, freelancers, communities and millions of evolving websites. Here’s why it still matters today.
Last year we came to listen. This year, we’re coming back to contribute more intentionally come meet WPBakery at WordCamp Europe 2026 in Kraków!
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