Hi, there. Have you login to your wordpress admin control panel yet? For those that already login for today, I am sure you already notice the update available from WordPress 3.1 to WordPress 3.2 version. For the latest version of WordPress, you are going to see some changes at the admin interface. In WordPress 3.2, the screen is separated into two frame by default. This will give blogger wider space to write blog post. Actually I am a bit worry to upgrade. I am afraid that some plugins might not be usable anymore. Lucky all of the previous version of plugins that I used are working as usual. To prevent your WordPress installation from breaking after upgrade, make sure you disable all of the plugins first. And don’t forget to make database backup of your WordPress site.

The focus for this release was making WordPress faster and lighter.  The first thing you’ll notice when you log in to 3.2 is a refreshed dashboard design that tightens the typography, design, and code behind the admin.  All of the widgets, menus, buttons, and interface elements fade away to allow you to compose and edit your thoughts in a completely clean environment conducive to writing, but when your mouse strays to the top of the screen your most-used shortcuts are right there where you need them. (I like to press F11 to take my browser full-screen, getting rid of even the OS chrome.)   (Rhapsody in Grey?) If you’re starting a new blog, you’ll also appreciate the fully HTML5 new Twenty Eleven theme, fulfilling our plan to replace the default theme every year. Start writing your first post in our redesigned post editor and venture to the full-screen button in the editing toolbar to enter the new distraction-free writing or zen mode, my personal favorite feature of the release.

Okay boys. Times to upgrade.