News on Hypotheses – July 2024
A trio of updates has arrived on Hypotheses. A large number of improvements have been deployed. Among the new features, there are two changes to the administration interface display, as well as the addition...
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News on Hypotheses – July 2023
A new WordPress update has been installed on Hypotheses. This is version 6.2, named Dolphy in honour of the American jazzman Eric Allan Dolphy Jr. One of the major improvements in this update concerns...
What’s new in the last update on Hypotheses ?
Hypotheses has been updated to WordPress version 5.9.3. In addition to bug fixes and performance improvements, here are the main changes you’ll see.
Cookie policy on Hypotheses
OpenEdition has carried out work to bring its cookie policy on its platforms into compliance with Article 82 of the French law “Informatique et libertés” and GPDR (General Data Protection Regulation). Readers and bloggers...
Gutenberg, the new WordPress text editor
In 2018, the WordPress text editor is evolving in depth. The text editor you know well, named TinyMCE, is replaced by a new concept called Gutenberg on all sites using the WordPress software. This...
How do the Hypotheses portals work?
Hypotheses now includes several thousand research blogs run by a vast community of bloggers from all countries who can publish in all languages. The platform is organized into linguistic subdivisions that currently correspond to...
Hypotheses plays the security card with the “HTTPS” protocol
When you are browsing the Internet, different protocols enable your browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.) to communicate with the server that hosts the websites you wish to consult. Until recently, it was usually...
2017 Hypotheses bloggers annual Assembly summary
On April 27th, 2017 took place the third Hypotheses bloggers Assembly. This annual event is a unique opportunity to meet with the bloggers community and the Hypotheses team, to discuss both the platform, community...
A selection of posts translated into English
We have recently launched Anthology, a new research blog compiling a selection of Hypotheses posts that were initially published on the platform in French and have now been translated into English. The aim is...
Hypotheses in all languages!
As Hypotheses expands, its scope is becoming increasingly international, and so the platform is changing. The internationalisation of Hypotheses is an active process: it is not just about hosting bloggers writing in different languages...
