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Nov 7 2008
File Under: Blog Publishing

WordPress 2.7 in 63 Seconds

  • By Adam Duvander

The blogistas behind WordPress have created a short movie that quickly introduces the new interactive interface coming in with the next release of the blogging software. Embedded above, the movie shows the drag and drop dashboard and a post screen that can also have components rearranged.

Web developers and advanced bloggers may feel like a comic book fan dissecting the latest Spider-Man trailer, pausing and re-watching their favorite portions.

The dashboard is perhaps the biggest change. In early versions of WordPress the dashboard was mainly used to show the latest WordPress development news. Recently the team added a more modular dashboard and now it is completely customizable on-the-fly. With WordPress 2.7 you can even compose a post and reply to comments from the dashboard.

Want to see it in action on your own blog? It’s still in beta, but you can download the snazzy new version here.

See also:

  • WordPress-Powered Social Network to Arrive Late 2008
  • Wordpress Presentations from WordCamPDX
  • Tutorial: Get Started With Wordpress
Tags: blogging, WordPress
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