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How do I not use Gutenberg?
Upon activation, you need to visit Settings » Disable Gutenberg page to configure plugin settings. By default, the plugin will disable Gutenberg everywhere for all users on your website. However, if you want to limit it to certain user roles and post types, then you need to uncheck the ‘Complete Disable’ option.
What is the use of Gutenberg?
Gutenberg allows you to just drag and drop files anywhere on the screen and it will automatically create a block for you. You can drop a single image or video file, and it will create the block for you. You can also drop multiple image files to create a gallery block.
How do I see revisions in Gutenberg?
Go to your page or post and click on Edit (using the Gutenberg editor). When you are looking at your page or post, you will see a sidebar on the far right of the window. At the top right corner of the window you will see Revisions. Typically, there is a number there that will tell you how many revisions.
How do I see page revisions in WordPress?
WordPress.com autosaves your work and stores revisions for each post or page on your site….Viewing Revisions
- Go to My Site → Pages (or Posts)
- Edit the page or post you want to view revisions for.
- On the right side, under Document Settings, look for Revisions.
What do you need to know about the Gutenberg editor?
The Gutenberg editor also gives you the option to use the code editor in case you need that. Like in the old editor, you have the option to select the category of your blog post, option to add tags and featured image in the right bar under the documents tab. Here is a nice option to move back and forth your article.
How do you move a block in Gutenberg?
Gutenberg is a drag-and-drop block editor. This means you can move your blocks wherever you want with ease. There are two ways to do this. The first option is to use the move-arrows on the left side of each block. Hover over the block you want to move and you’ll find an up- and down-arrow:
Can you test drive the Gutenberg editor on WordPress?
Before you start writing new content using the Gutenberg editor on your site, you have the option to test drive the editor right on your dashboard. After activating the plugin, you will see the Gutenberg option on your WordPress dashboard. Here is how the Gutenberg editor looks when you start creating your blog post.
The Gutenberg editor offers you simple redo and undo option at the left top corner of your editing interface. You can use these two icons to undo and redo your last action. This is a very useful feature offered in the Gutenberg editor.