Figure · edition 2026-09, the current one
24,679,110
companies run WordPress, 45.3% of 54,527,857 in the index. Computed at landing 12 Sept 2026.
Restatement: editions begin with 2026-09, so there is no previous edition to restate this figure against. Twelve months earlier the panel series read 23,954,053, which is a reading of that series and not an edition: the count stands +725,057 against it, +3.0%. From the edition after this one, this line prints the change against the edition before it and names what moved.
The same value, denominator and date in eachlanding 12 Sept 2026
The render call takes the value, the denominator and the date as required arguments and throws without them. A route that cannot supply all three cannot render a figure. The three machine renderings are reserved addresses and are not linked: the twin handler holds one builder, for the domain answer, so it answers 404 for a figure until it holds one for this layer. The five lines of the .txt rendering are printed beside this table, so the page carries them while the address does not.
The .txt rendering, verbatim
companies.wordpress 2026-09 24,679,110 companies run WordPress of 54,527,857 companies in the index (45.3%) landing 2026-09-12 https://stacklookup.ai/figure/companies.wordpress/2026-09 | figure companies.wordpress | method https://stacklookup.ai/method/companies-live
Companiesof 54,527,857 in the index at each landingone edition, and it is the current one
The unversioned address /figure/companies.wordpress shows the current edition and moves with the index. The dated one is meant to be frozen forever, and today it is not: there is no editions store, so both addresses recompute the value from the index when they are read, and a value read at the dated address will change when the next load lands. An edition is frozen once one job step writes it at each landing: series id, edition, value, denominator, unit, method slug and the landing date, keyed on series id and edition, written once and never updated. The restatement row and this table both read from it.