Totally a lousy experience. Don’t install this… thing!
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First of all: dear Gutenberg project managers, directors and coders: if you decide to change a standard, ensure you know what you are doing.
The world is full of wysiwyg editors working far better than Gutenberg.
WP Bakery, for example is millions of times better working. (By the way: Gutenberg prevents “Backend Edit” wp bakery button from appearing on backend, compelling the user to switch to classic editor thus losing some formatting).
More than this, Gutenberg is something that is born already obsolete: images positioning and layout in text is a complete mess,
text formatting needs an engineering degree to be used,
module fields are far too short in comparison with any modern design, so you don’t have the least idea of what you are doing, unless you continously shift from writing to preview.
Changing permalink is a heartbreaking experience…
Do I have to say more? Here it is:
There are lot of errors jumping out on backend here and there at every change in options.
Module multiple blocks are simply a nightmare to position and format, due to the small width of viewport.
Inserting a video needs at list three or four clicks and 5 minutes to understand where it will be placed on final version.I think the starting idea was good but got completely messed up during development.
I Tried it and, after three post and four pages written with it, simply deactivated completely.
The only perfect thing of this editor is the name: Gutenberg, exactly what you call an editor that seems directly coming from the 14th century.
I strongly advice to install classic editor and make it the default before wordpress development makes it the default editor (I really hope they will think about it and stop).
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