Tag: Gutenberg

The short answer is yes, over the years, it will. Although many people say no , I take it as not yet . It won’t replace those popular page builders anytime soon, but it will do it slowly but surely. Will Gutenberg replace page builders? Integration with WordPress core Gutenberg is part of WordPress core. Any company or individual who wants to build a plugin or theme for WordPress **must ** make it fully compatible with Gutenberg.

Here are the guides on how to use Classic Editor on WordPress 5 without any plugins. This means you can use it without disabling the Gutenberg. Precaution: this guide assumes you don’t use page builder by premium theme on your Classic Editor like Avada. If you do use that, then you probably no choice but installing the “Classic Editor” plugin. 1. Deactivate any plugins that disable Gutenberg. Don’t bother to remove them.

When you copy and paste a text from somewhere else like MS. Words, you will see the Gutenberg converts each of the paragraphs inside that text into a block. That’s annoying but there is a workaround to avoid this. Here’s how I prevent Gutenberg converts paragraphs to blocks when I copy and paste there. Background story If you want to skip the story, then just scroll down to the bottom for the simple steps to prevent it converts your paragraphs into blocks after you clicked “Paste” or press “Ctrl + V”

Here are the tips I’ve learned to switch to Gutenberg, once you think your resources are ready to do so. Before switching to Gutenberg Make sure your theme fully supports Gutenberg blocks This is the most important. This way, when you switched to Gutenberg, you won’t mess up your site looks. I switched to Gutenberg after I read on the Author theme’s page that the theme now fully supports the Gutenberg blocks.

We all know that Grammarly can’t check all the paragraph we write inside Gutenberg block at once. We need to click on each paragraph to make Gutenberg check each of them. Here’s how to make Grammarly checks all contents inside Gutenberg blocks. However, there’s a workaround for this. We can make Grammarly check all contents or paragraphs which spreads inside on its own Gutenberg blocks. I write this tutorial as part of my quest to explore the Gutenberg.

Last weekend, I had spare hours to try and play more with the Gutenberg editor. Some days ago, I admitted that my opinions about this new sophisticated editor are notgood ones. However, after playing with Gutenberg in some hours, I started to change my own opinion about it. Here’s the details of my updated opinions about Gutenberg editor. It’s not that bad I realize that many people hated it and give only a one-star rating.

kevinhq.com - My own, personal opinions and analysis about Gutenberg, the new default and sophisticated WordPress content editor since WordPress 5.0 launched. Why I never stay too long for Gutenberg editor? Why I always disable and replace it with the classic editor though I am on the latest WordPress 5.2.1? Here are my opinions. I know HTML It’s easier to use Classic Editor and switch to HTML / source code mode.