WordPress developers add AutoSave feature into the popular blog publishing system since the release of WordPress 2.1, and it has became the permanent fixture in all future generation of WordPress, including WordPress 2.5 and WordPress 2.6 branches. By default, WordPress AutoSave will automatically save and store the unsaved and in-editing draft or published post/page every 60 seconds.

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For users who had disabled or turned off post revisions tracking or versions history feature in WordPress (added since WordPress 2.6), it is also made sense to delete and remove all existing stored post revisions and changes made on pages stored in the database in order to reduce the wp_posts table size, especially when there is already tons of revisions or changes been kept.

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AutoSave feature has been added into WordPress core since version 2.1 to protect user from accidental lose of writing or draft when web browser crashes or tab been accidentally closed. AutoSave will auto save a copy of edited post or page every 60 seconds provided there is a change on the content in the editor.

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Another new feature in WordPress blog publishing system added since WordPress version 2.6 is post revisions tracking similar to version control system, which provides Wiki-like style tracking of edits been made onto the posts or pages. Post revisions tracking allows bloggers and authors to view who, on when, made what changes to any post or page, with ability to compare for differences between each saved versions, or revert back to older version.

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WordPress 2.6 has tons of new features to already powerful WordPress blog publishing platform, and one of the feature is image captions which display a caption of text describing the image displayed on the web page, beneath under the image itself. In fact, image captioning has been made default feature, and always turned on or enabled.

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Since WordPress version 2.6, WordPress has added a built-in shortcode, “Caption”, which will be automatically rendered and translated into standard HTML CSS code to display the caption for the photo or image, which saved via media uploader, beneath it.

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The latest version of WordPress, WordPress 2.6 has been released for free download. WordPress version 2.6 is nicknamed “Tyner” after the name of jazz pianist McCoy Tyner. Name aside, WordPress 2.6 has lots of features enhancements and improvements that make WordPress more perfect and a more powerful CMS.

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In WordPress Write or Edit Post or Page web pages, to the right of the editor is a column which by default just display and show some minimal objects, such as Preview this Post, Publish Status, set private post, schedule future post, publish a post, and related commands or administration pages. Bloggers who want to add and put more fields into the far right side of the page can do so easily with More Fields plugin.

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