Each button in the Admin bar has a self-defining and space-saving icon. But the link to the blog frontend (which is represented as a blog title), has no icon. If you want, you can change it quickly – here is a small solution. The following code belongs in the functions.php[...]

Each button in the Admin bar has a self-defining and space-saving icon. But the link to the blog frontend (which is represented as a blog title), has no icon. If you want, you can change it quickly – here is a small solution. The following code belongs in the functions.php[...]

Your blog lives and breathes. Today we’re launching a new way for you to check its pulse. It’s called Notifications, and it lives in the right corner of your Toolbar (Admin Bar), which appears at the top of your screen while you’re logged in to WordPress.com. Whenever another WordPress.com user[...]

Remember your old admin bar (displayed at the top of your screen while you’re logged in to WordPress.com)? Up until today, it’s looked something like this while viewing an individual post: But we wanted to make it easier for your visitors to interact with you via Likes and Follows, so[...]

Remember your old admin bar (displayed at the top of your screen while you’re logged in to WordPress.com)? Up until today, it’s looked something like this while viewing an individual post: But we wanted to make it easier for your visitors to interact with you via Likes and Follows, so[...]

We have two quick announcements about new Stats features. The first one affects everyone with a WordPress.com blog. The second is just for those who have marked their blogs Private. The WordPress.com Admin Bar (visible at the top of your screen if you are logged into WordPress.com) now shows a[...]