Rating: 5 stars

Show only the options and blocks you need in the Gutenberg block editor, making it simpler and cleaner for editors, authors, and you.

WordPress core, along with my theme, offers me a total of 106 blocks, of which I use 22. By disabling unused blocks, the block insertion workflow gets a lot simpler. Furthermore, I avoid situations where an editor or post author uses blocks that are not styled properly or that I cannot support.

I style components (patterns) globally instead of styling the individual block on every page. Now I can enjoy a much cleaner and faster block editor experience. Thank you, Mark! ??

Rating: 5 stars

It’s easy to underestimate how much skill goes into formatting content to look nice in the WordPress editor. This plugin not only makes it easier for users to learn how to work with tinyMCE, but it also helps them get better results by removing buttons that really shouldn’t be there in the first place.

With this plugin, I don’t have to spend my time explaining to every client why they should never use the color tool, the underline tool, or heading 1. Plus, no one will ever get confused because the second row of buttons is hidden, and they don’t know where it went.

Developers can configure this plugin as they need to, everyone else can just activate it and let it do its thing. It’s a great plugin.

Rating: 5 stars

The title of the plugin might be a mouthful, but it does exactly what i wanted. Simplifies the tinymce editor to a single line of the most useful options and removes everything thats not.

This is something you could do on your own, but in situations where you don’t want to maintain your own code, this plugin is darn simple and useful.

Rating: 5 stars

This is elegant. No more explaining to clients all the things they should not use in the editing menu (underlining, full justification, etc). So clean and simple. Just what’s needed. And I was happy to find that it worked in Divi too.