Gutenberg!
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Maybe I’m not understanding something. So hopefully someone can help me.
I’m a developer who generally approaches websites by having only text/images in the editor and have the layout controlled by CSS.
Often I use custom fields to dictate what shows on a page, or to introduce a layout element that I’ve created in the functions file.
What am I supposed to do if I want to continue this way? How do I stop my clients from editing layouts when editing a post? What if I want them to ONLY enter text/images? What if a good portion of my customers have come to me after a mailing I sent out and said “we do not want this new editor”? Why must I have to install a plugin on 96+ websites?
Do I tell my clients to fornicate themselves? Do I find another CMS?
Why can’t Gutenberg have stayed as a plugin? If it was so revolutionary why couldn’t Mullenweg have given users the option of using it instead of forcing it on people? Surely if it was so amazing millions would be installing the plugin right?
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