dmweade

Thanks. Sad to say searches bring up a lot of basic sites. Would love to see some richer sites with more development from the pro version if you can provide a few.

I have not found a solution in WordPress. What I managed in Firefox was to create shortcuts to each page then rename the shortcut to reflect the page content. This helps open pages for editing, but still does nothing to help with tab management when I have several pages open for edit.

Thanks, I’ll give them a try.

Thanks, Armando. I hadn’t thought of Edublogs or even heard fo WPMUDEV, I’ll look those over. I am familiar with BuddyPress and BBPress and am considering those for a different project, so I’ll look them over as well.

Take care

Thanks for the response. I’m afraid I cannot test as I’ve rebuilt the site as there were some other issues. Fairly certain there were more than 50 blocks, since I was working on a lengthy article with a plan to split it up once completed. That appears to have been a mistake, but I’ll try again later.

All of this was on a Mac running Chrome version 67.0.3396.99 (Official Build) (64-bit), if that helps. When I finish setting up the new install, I will try Gutenberg and see how it makes a difference.

Thanks again

Thanks for the response. I figured something like this, that the terms are arbitrary and thus relatively meaningless. Doesn’t make me happy, but doesn’t surprise.

nlpro (thanks) did point me in the direction of a page on which I found the answer, though it’s hidden way at the bottom among the FAQs. Basically, when you open Security -> Settings, the default display is 26 “recommended” settings. Hide Backend is under “Advanced” at the top [All (32) | Recommended (26) | Advanced (6)]. Hide Backend is on this advanced page.