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Install the Classic Editor and don’t use it. Install Gutenberg Ramp and don’t use it.

Options. Options.

Easy.

No-one’s forcing you to use it pal.

Use the Classic Editor. That’s what it’s there for. It’s like everyone thinks they are being forced to use this at gunpoint. Jesus.

I would also like to know!

The problem is, adding the preview URL to the Site URL setting breaks things. Like not being able to login to the dashboard.

Thanks Frank, that’s make a lot of sense. So we’re launching a new WP service and I’m just trying to smooth out the onboarding process and going through a standard account setup, website import and testing phase. As your plugin is so popular it’s super likely we’ll run into this issue if this is a common CSS coding practice. So sure, we’d have full access to configure AO if a client was to request help. Just trying to cover all the bases. ??

Wow, awesome. Thanks Frank!

Frank, could you tell me how you identified the JS script causing the issue? I seem to have a similar issue on another site.

Done sir. ??

Marking as resolved!

Thanks Frank, you are a hero amongst men. ??

Also appears to be only happening with logged out users. Works fine when logged in.

I unchecked the box to opt-out of this detection and upgraded to 4.9. I then ran the scanner and it didn’t detect it. Has this been fixed in 4.9?

Rightio. Currently it has detected a vulnerability in Yoast. I was in WP and just happened to notice it. Hopefully I’ll see the email soon.

Hmmm, what’s the best way to get help?