WordPress 4.5.1 was released today with 12 bug fixes including “a singular class issue that broke sites based on the Twenty Eleven theme, an incompatibility between certain Chrome versions and the visual editor, and an Imagick bug that could break media uploads”.
See the full details on the 12 bugs here.
Adam
Founder of Lakewood media and avid landscape and travel photographer and technology writer.
I've worked with WordPress for nearly 10 years now and run 3 businesses that centralise around WordPress. I'm constantly committed to building scalable, secure and fast WordPress solutions that will save our clients money!
From Hereford, UK and currently working from Manila, Philippines.
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