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Reply To: Gutenberg: No Front-End Editing of Pages

flashbash — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 19:13:53 +0000

I don’t really see the flaw you’re speaking of. The functionality is there to edit the post in the “standard” editor. Right now this would be the classic editor, if you have the Gutenberg-Plugin installed, Gutenberg.

As soon as Gutenberg is in the WordPress core, this functionality probably switches: If you have the classic editor plugin installed, it will take you to the classic editor, if not, it will take you to Gutenberg.

It was never intended to have both Editors running and choose which one you’ll use on a post-by-post basis, so an option to choose the editor from the front page is not planned (as far as I know)

Reply To: Gutenberg: No Front-End Editing of Pages

James Huff — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 19:18:59 +0000

Also, are you referring to the “Edit” button on the front end, which then takes you to the editor in the Dashboard, or are you using a special front-end editor plugin that embeds an editor on the front of the site (without a redirect to the editor in the Dashboard)?

Reply To: Gutenberg: No Front-End Editing of Pages

Steven Stern (sterndata) — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 19:54:47 +0000

This site has the classic editor plugin installed as well as Gutenberg. I get a choice in the toolbar:

See https://cldup.com/u_UNHwGrvVr/aXMcGC.png

Reply To: Gutenberg: No Front-End Editing of Pages

tompkinsjournal — Thu, 19 Apr 2018 04:22:22 +0000

My site’s toolbar doesn’t look that way. There is only the “Edit Page” option – which (if Gutenberg is active) goes to the Gutenberg editor. Some pages are okay with Gutenberg, but some don’t. For instance, I use Avada, which uses its own custom editor to display the code correctly.

Reply To: Gutenberg: No Front-End Editing of Pages

tompkinsjournal — Thu, 19 Apr 2018 04:33:03 +0000

James: I’m referring to the former – the “edit” button on the front-end.

Update: I have found a plugin that gives me the option to use either the “classic” editor or Gutenberg depending on taxonomy. “Gutenberg Manager” (unCommons Team) lets me disable the Gutenberg editor for Pages. This makes Gutenberg a workable editor for Posts. (Perhaps a ‘disable taxonomy’ option could be added to Gutenberg.)