Vous souhaitez désactiver Gutenberg (éditeur de blocs) et conserver l’éditeur WordPress classique sur votre site ?
Gutenberg est l’éditeur de blocs par défaut de WordPress qui a remplacé l’éditeur classique de WordPress. Beaucoup d’utilisateurs/utilisatrices trouvent qu’il est difficile de s’y adapter et préfèrent garder l’éditeur classique.
Dans cet article, nous allons vous afficher comment désactiver facilement Gutenberg et conserver l’éditeur classique sur WordPress.
Qu’est-ce que Gutenberg ?
Gutenberg est le nom de développement de l’éditeur de blocs dans WordPress. L’éditeur/éditrices de blocs a été créé dans le but de moderniser l’expérience d’écriture sur WordPress.
Il tente de fonctionner comme une extension de constructeur de page et vous permet de glisser-déposer des articles dans une publication ou une page. L’objectif est d’offrir plus de flexibilité et de permettre aux utilisateurs/utilisatrices WordPress de créer des mises en page uniques pour leur contenu avec un contenu multimédia riche.
Depuis la sortie de WordPress 5.0, l’éditeur de blocs est désormais l’éditeur par défaut de WordPress.
Pourquoi désactiver l’éditeur Gutenberg sur WordPress ?
De nombreux utilisateurs/utilisatrices qui utilisent WordPress depuis des années sont plus à l’aise avec l’éditeur classique.
Par ailleurs, l’éditeur de blocs étant relativement nouveau, certaines extensions ne sont pas encore compatibles avec lui.
Heureusement, l’équipe du cœur de WordPress a développé une extension qui vous permet d’utiliser l’éditeur classique même sur WordPress 5.0 ou ultérieurement.
Voyons comment désactiver facilement Gutenberg et continuer à utiliser les éditeurs/éditrices classiques de WordPress.
- Méthode 1. Désactiver Gutenberg à l’aide de l’extension WPCode (recommandé).
- Méthode 2. Désactiver Gutenberg avec l’extension des éditeurs/éditrices classiques.
- Méthode 3. Utiliser les éditeurs/éditrices classiques avec l’extension Désactiver Gutenberg
Méthode 1. Désactiver Gutenberg à l’aide de l’extension WPCode (recommandé).
Chez WPBeginner, nous recommandons de désactiver Gutenberg à l’aide de l’extension WPCode.
WPCode est la meilleure extension d’extraits de code pour WordPress. Il facilite l’ajout de code personnalisé dans WordPress sans avoir à modifier le fichier functions.php de votre thème.
WPCode dispose également d’une bibliothèque d’extraits de code intégrée qui permet de personnaliser facilement les fonctions de WordPress.
Dans la Bibliothèque, vous trouverez des extraits de code vérifiés pour les demandes de fonctionnalités populaires comme la désactivation de Gutenberg, la désactivation de l’API REST de WordPress, la désactivation des mises à jour automatiques, et bien plus encore.
Il n’est donc pas nécessaire d’installer tout un tas d’extensions à usage unique.
Pour Premiers pas, vous devez installer et activer l’extension gratuite WPCode. Si vous avez besoin d’aide, consultez notre guide sur l ‘installation d’une extension WordPress pour obtenir des instructions pas à pas.
Une fois l’extension activée, rendez-vous dans la rubrique Code Snippets « Bibliothèque de votre tableau de bord WordPress.
Ensuite, recherchez l’extrait » Désactiver l’éditeur Gutenberg (utiliser l’éditeur classique) » et cliquez sur le bouton » Utiliser l’extrait « .
Ensuite, WPCode ajoutera automatiquement le code, définira la méthode d’insertion appropriée et ajoutera un titre et des identifications pour vous aider à vous souvenir de l’objet du code.
Il vous suffit de permuter l’interrupteur de « Inactif » à « Actif ».
Cliquez ensuite sur le bouton « Mise à jour ».
C’est fait. L’éditeur de blocs Gutenberg est désormais désactivé et vous pouvez utiliser l’éditeur classique.
Méthode 2. Désactiver Gutenberg à l’aide de l’extension des éditeurs/éditrices classiques.
Pour cette méthode, nous utiliserons l’extension Classic Editor qui est développée/développée par les contributeurs/contributrices du cœur de WordPress.
La première chose à faire est d’installer et d’activer l’extension éditeurs/éditrices Classic. Pour plus de détails, consultez notre guide étape par étape sur l’installation d’une extension WordPress.
L’extension fonctionne out of the box, et elle désactivera l’éditeur Gutenberg dès l’activation.
Cette extension vous donne également une option pour garder à la fois Gutenberg et les éditeurs/éditrices classiques en même temps. Vous pouvez configurer cela dans les réglages du plugin.
Il vous suffit de vous rendre sur la page Réglages » Rédaction dans votre zone d’administration WordPress. Vous verrez l’option pour le faire sous » Réglages des éditeurs/éditrices classiques « .
N’oubliez pas de cliquer sur le bouton « Enregistrer les modifications » pour stocker vos réglages.
Vous pourrez désormais voir un nouveau lien sous le menu Articles pour créer de nouvelles publications à l’aide de l’éditeur classique.
Vous pourrez également modifier les anciens articles à l’aide de l’éditeur classique. Il vous suffit de vous rendre sur la page « Tous les articles » et vous verrez un lien « Modifier (classique) » sous les publications.
Méthode 3. Utiliser les éditeurs/éditrices classiques avec le plugin Gutenberg désactivé.
Si vous souhaitez désactiver Gutenberg pour certains rôles d’utilisateurs et types de publications, alors cette méthode vous aidera à le faire.
Tout d’abord, vous devez installer et activer l’extension Disable Gutenberg. Pour plus de détails, consultez notre guide étape par étape sur l’installation d’une extension WordPress.
Une fois activé, vous devez vous rendre sur la page Réglages » Désactiver Gutenberg pour configurer les paramètres de l’extension.
Par défaut, l’extension désactivera Gutenberg partout pour tous les utilisateurs/utilisatrices de votre site. Cependant, si vous souhaitez le limiter à certains rôles d’utilisateurs et types de publications, alors vous devez décocher l’option » Désactivation complète « .
En le décochant, vous afficherez plus d’options pour désactiver Gutenberg de manière sélective pour certains rôles d’utilisateurs, types de publications, modèles de thèmes ou articles individuels.
Cette option est utile si vous utilisez une extension WordPress qui n’est pas compatible avec Gutenberg, mais que vous souhaitez utiliser Gutenberg pour d’autres zones de votre site.
WordPress est le constructeur de sites web le plus populaire au monde. Il est à l’origine de plus de 43 % de tous les sites web de l’internet.
Il dispose de milliers d’extensions et de thèmes et alimente toutes sortes de sites, des boutiques de commerce électronique aux communautés d’adhésion.
Beaucoup de ces extensions sont désormais compatibles avec l’éditeur de blocs. Par exemple, WPForms inclut un bloc de formulaire de contact personnalisé afin que vous puissiez facilement insérer vos formulaires dans n’importe quelle publication ou page avec l’éditeur de blocs.
Cependant, de nombreux outils tiers s’appuient encore largement sur l’éditeur WordPress classique et peuvent ne pas être entièrement compatibles avec l’éditeur de blocs.
Si c’est le cas, ces Réglages pourraient vous être d’une grande aide.
N’oubliez pas de cliquer sur le bouton « Enregistrer les modifications » pour stocker vos réglages.
Nous espérons que cet article vous a aidé à désactiver Gutenberg et à conserver les éditeurs/éditrices classiques sur WordPress. Vous pouvez également consulter notre liste des extensions WordPress incontournables pour tous les sites, et notre comparatif des meilleurs services de marketing e-mail pour les petites entreprises.
Si vous avez aimé cet article, veuillez alors vous abonner à notre chaîne YouTube pour obtenir des tutoriels vidéo sur WordPress. Vous pouvez également nous trouver sur Twitter et Facebook.
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Sameer Kumar says
I have followed all the processes but my problem is not yet resulted.
WPBeginner Support says
If neither of these plugins was able to revert you to the classic editor, you may want to disable your other plugins to ensure this isn’t a plugin conflict.
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Le Hunt says
Thank you, I don’t like Gutenberg at all, and was able to get my website, which I’m still working on, back to normal.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide can help, as Gutenberg evolves the editing experience should improve for the future
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Aimee says
You cannot install ANY plugins on WordPress if you don’t « upgrade to the business plan » as is what happens when you go to the plugin page. For the zillions of us who have blogs on there and are forced into the block editor, what do we do?
WPBeginner Support says
To clarify, our tutorials are for WordPress.org sites, not WordPress.com sites: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/self-hosted-wordpress-org-vs-free-wordpress-com-infograph/
If you click the three vertical dots in the top right of the editor they may have the option to swap to the classic editor.
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Andrew says
Gutenberg is very annoying. Add the below code to your theme function file
add_filter(‘use_block_editor_for_post’, ‘__return_false’);
Save and have fun.
WPBeginner Support says
That is one method, we recommended the plugins as those are easier for beginners to disable if they would like to use the editor in the future
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Michele Hollick says
I’ve been using the Classic Editor for awhile now and it works great. Some of my editing features are missing though. There is no longer an option to change the color or font size and underline is missing too. Is there a way to fix that?
WPBeginner Support says
Those were likely added by the tinyMCE Advanced plugin if you were using that previously
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Dieter says
Thanks! Your post about the classic editor plugin solved my issue with new default editor of WordPress immediately!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful
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Mada says
Just started panicking when first saw this update! But now I’m back on track! Thank you so much!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide could help
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Karina says
Thanks, this worked for me. Horrible wordpress update
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendation worked, it is continuing to be developed so as it is worked on the editing experience should improve
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Brooke says
I gave myself two weeks to adjust to this and reinstalled the old editor months ago on my personal site. Now I’m having to work with it again for a client and man do I hate this editor.
WPBeginner Support says
There is a learning curve but this editor should hopefully reduce the barrier to entry for new users to WordPress
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elena says
I used your method and it worked instantly… after hours of despair!
Super Mega Thank you!!!
Would you have any estimated idea of when wordpress developer intend to force everyone to use the Gutenberg editor?
Where best to leave them feedback?
It messes up my whole website structure and all of a sudden pictures disappeared from post without me being able to access.
WPBeginner Support says
The classic editor plugin plans to be officially supported until December 2021 at the moment. If you visit the Gutenberg plugin page they have information on how to leave feedback
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Mario Boutin says
THank you for the article. I have searched for hours trying to get my drafts saved and my posts published with no success. I even played the permissions in the files sections of my cPanel. Nothing worked until after many searches through WordPress forums and after reading 10’s of Google suggestions on « How to get my posts saved » or « Posts won’t save in WordPress » I finally found your article and I didn’t know that was so simple to solve that problem. I simply installed the plugin Classic Editor and it worked right away! Thanks again!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
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Marialena Sarris says
Thank you for the informative article. The new editor is the most time consuming and complicated editor ever, (this thing is unresponsive and lugs continuously) which they shoved it to our throats. forcing us to run yet another plugin, for something that didn’t need a plugin in the first place.
Thank you again for the article.
WPBeginner Support says
There are certainly parts that are works in progress, as it improves it should hopefully help new users to WordPress
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Solomon Mwale says
Thank you so much for sharing this information I have been off my blog for long.
Today I was trying to post something and I got stuck with this.
But after a very long search, I have finally managed to get the results that I wanted and finally on the read again.
Keep on sharing this great information all the time you are such a great help.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our content could be helpful
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Brick Wall says
Excellent information!! Thank you. As of 20180321 a couple of the menu items listed above have been removed but other than that this was a life saver for editing previous content. Outstanding!
WPBeginner Support says
Thank you for letting us know
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manuel says
Thanks, thanks, thanks. The Gutenberg editor is a nightmare, headache and time consuming.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help return you to the editor you were accustomed to
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Alec says
Thank you so much for showing me the way out of my Gutenberg Nightmare. What on earth are the WP development team thinking?!?!?
WPBeginner Support says
It can certainly be confusing if you’re accustomed to the classic editor but it is the current attempt to make creating a post on WordPress more beginner friendly.
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Lisa Alford says
Was having so much trouble with Gutenberg I wasn’t blogging anymore. The work around you showed wasn’t appearing on my « writing » page. There was no option for Classic Editor on there. I had to reinstall Classic Editor. YAY!!! Back up and off to work I go!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad you were able to get it working again
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Keith Berger says
Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOO much for this!!! The new editor ought to be called Clunky Anxiety Producer. Your article just gave me my blogging life back!
thanks you!
<3
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
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Ben says
Ive been experiencing issues with the editors today. We had the Classic editor installed on a few sites but two of them will now not change to text tab view from visual tab in the editor screen. Both have Bakery visual builder plugin installed which i thought might be the issue but even when disabling that plugin i still have same issue. Ive tried both suggested plugins and get the same results. Im now looking for any other option as really dont want to use Guttenburg. Any ideas would be gratefully received. Thanks.
WPBeginner Support says
We would recommend first reaching out to the support for the classic editor plugin to see if this is a known issue or if they have a recommended solution.
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SgtDeathAdder says
Gutenberg was a nightmare to me, so many issues with it. Thanks for your article it really helped!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendation could help
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ethan says
Thank God for Classic Editor!!!!! Hahahaha. The new WP was a culture shock for me when I went back to blogging.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad we could let you know about this plugin
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ClemzyBoss says
I had to Install the Uninstall Gutenberg plugin..thanks a whole lot!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help and you found a plugin that worked for you
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Janni says
Oh, Thank you very much! It works like charm! I love you! You save me from so much stress. You’re a lifesaver. It works like charm.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide could help
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Alex says
Thank you for the instructions! We went with option 1 and it put us back on the classic editor. Worked like a charm!
Thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
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Ed says
I have tried all of the instructions offered above and unfortunately for me, any page that i open to edit with classic editor contains nothing but red wavy lines. I do not have time to try more failed suggestions, so please tell me how to revert back to a previous word press version that worked as advertised.
Thank you.
WPBeginner Support says
Sadly, at the moment we do not have a recommended method for reverting your WordPress version. If you have a backup of your site you should be able to restore it using:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-how-to-restore-wordpress-from-backup/
We would also recommend letting the support for the Classic Editor plugin know about your issue and they may be able to assist.
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Estefania Campoblanco says
Hi, I’m currently taking way longer than intended whenever I’m writing a new post. My editing tool bar doesn’t have the tools i need it to have and is very limited, as it seems to be not compatible with the puglin I downloaded for it to adjust to my needs. As I was half through a post when I decided to install the new version of WordPress, it wasn’t as hard to use because i had little work left to do. So my question here is: if I download the classic editor, will my published post (that used images blocks) remain the way it is right now? Or will it be altered when i switch back to classic one?
Thank you,
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Estefania,
Some design elements may not appear as they did in new editor.
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Magnus Andersson says
Gutenberg is a disaster and it seriously inhibits my workflow. Thanks for your great advice.
Jeffrey Fry says
Installing the « Classic Editor » plugin worked like a charm. Automatically disabled gutenberg editor.
Editorial Staff says
Glad you found that helpful Jeffrey
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Dann says
Thanks! The new editor is horrid!!
Pamela says
Am I screwed? I have a free version blog using WordPress (wordpress.com). Am I correct in saying that I don’t have an option for the Classic Editor plugin, unless I upgrade to the business plan? The free version doesn’t allow for plug ins
WPBeginner Support says
On WordPress.com when editing your post, in the top right under the verticle ellipses you should have more options and under there should be the option to swap to the classic editor for now.
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Jewel says
Same here with the free account. However, when I switch back to the classic editor the scroll bar is no longer existent. So I can’t scroll through my post. How do I get the scroll bar back in classic editor because the new editor leaves much to be desired. Thanks
WPBeginner Support says
You would sadly need to reach out to WordPress.com’s support for that. We do not have control over anything that WordPress.com is offering and our recommended solutions are for WordPress.org sites.
Greg says
Thanks for the advice on where to find the Classic Editor option.
I have a free WordPress.com account too, and my workaround was to start in Gutenberg for the title, then save, jump back to All Posts and then reopen in Classic. Tedious? Time consuming? Sure. But I felt like a blind man with a Rubik’s cube when I tried to use Gutenberg.
Yves says
Hello I installed the classic editor plugin ant it works fine but when I create a new post, the editor is by default on « text editor » and not « visual editor »
IS there a way to enter a new post in visual editor by default ?
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Yves,
After switching to the visual editor, WordPress remembers your preference when you click on the save or publish button. Then the next time you edit a post it will open the Visual editor.
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Mario says
Hello Team,
I’ve never been able to use Gutenberg plugin.
Every time, I try to save a post I get an error message: « updating failed ».
First of all, I got WordPress updated to version 5.0.
But before the update, I had already installed Gutenberg.
After the update, I tried to use it.
The issue persists.
I hope you can provide some advice.
Thanks.
Regards,
MJ
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Mario,
You can uninstall the Gutenberg plugin. It has now become part of the WordPress core so you don’t need the plugin.
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Mario Marquin says
Hello,
I did the following actions:
a. clicked on settings and set the classic editor as default.
b. I installed WordPress 5.0
c. Uninstalled Gutenberg plugin as it is integrated already with WordPress 5.0
But, the result was the same. Issue persists: « updating failed ».
Do you have another suggestion?
Gutenberg appearance looks great and I would love learning how to use it.
Thanks in advance for your support.
Kind Regards,
MJ
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Mario,
A number of issues can trigger this error. For example, on one of our test blogs we noticed the error when the WordPress URLs were different in our General our settings.
You may want to follow our WordPress troubleshooting guide to find out what’s causing the issue.
Sieglinde Anderson says
did I miss something? How do you disable Gutenberg if you only have a wordpress.com blog if you can’t install plug-ins? I have two wordpress.com blogs and I really want to keep the classic editor for both.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Sieglinde Anderson,
Please contact WordPress.com support, they may be able to guide you in the right direction.
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Brie says
Hey, thank you for the article. When I use the classic editor plugin I only have the option for editor instead of both visual and editor. So basically I can’t see my headings and titles as they are in code. Any suggestions for what I am doing wrong? Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Brie,
The classic editor does not switch the old editor to HTML mode. You should still be able to use the old visual editor.
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Zakria Rahimi says
I am really thinking to stop using wordpress anymore. Since I am using this it I daily get headache with their non sense updates and no solutions.
I couldnt post since four days due to disappeared editing bar.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Zakria,
Have you installed the classic editor plugin? Let us know if the problem persists after installing Classic Editor.
Administrateur
Kristi says
Hallelujah!!! The new version ruined my editing capabilities using Bakery Builder. I hate it. Thanks for this plugin!!
Troy says
Why do I need a plugin to remove a change I did not want, nor need? In other words why am I doing work I shouldn’t be? The other editor worked fine for me and learning a new one is definitely not within my resources at the moment.
Xarah Dax says
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I wholeheartely hate Gutenberg. There is a reason why I don’t like Jimdo and Wix and so on. And why I love WordPress. I really don’t understand why they went that way. It’s ugly and complicated. More importantly though: I really don’t have the time to learn those blocks. I need to be able to write and then I format. Done.
Though, my screens look a lot different than yours but I use Multisite so maybe that’s why.
Again, THANK YOU!
Terry g says
I installed the « Classic Editor » plugin. When I go to Settings –> Writing, I don’t get the wording you said, but I get
Default Editor for all users with radio buttons for Classic Editor and Block Editor.
Underneath that I get Allow users to switch editors yes/no
Chris Hughes says
I been blogging for over 10 years and I hate the new Gutenberg. It is not user friendly and makes writing posts so much longer. For starters you can only add 1 image at a time and there not even any instructions on using the interface.
What a disaster from wordpress
GD says
I’ve used WP on dozens of blogs for over 10 years. This is the first time in 10 years I’ve thought about getting a custom CMS built. The old editor was fine. For those that wanted changes, there were plugins, or experienced WP coders.
WPBeginner Support says
HI GD,
You can opt-out of using the blocks editor by disabling it and keep using the classic editor. Meanwhile, your feedback will help core developers in improving blocks editor and make it better.
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Tammy Sparks says
Thank you for the information, however, now that I’m using the Classic Editor, I am not able to insert a gallery. Any tips on why it’s not working? Thank you.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Tammy,
The new editor has a Gallery block to insert images.
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Tinthia Clemant says
Thank you thank you thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
You are welcome
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sIRVAN says
I don’t have any option like: Change editor settings :(.
Tim says
Newsflash people… Classic Editor does NOT work. Disable Gutenberg plugin does NOT work.
Nothing works. Whatever typing screen you’re on – it still shows the annoying Gutenberg. No Classic Editor, no nothing. Both plugins are useless. Not one of them works out of the box, no changes are seen, so that’s what we have.
If anyone actually knows how to Disable Gutenberg now – after the WP 5.0 update, do let me know.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Tim,
We have tested both plugins after installing WordPress 5.0. They both work out of the box. Perhaps you are missing something.
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Jeremy says
Or perhaps they are conflicting with other plugins that we are using.
This type of update is far too advanced to be required to run side by side with our all our many plugins.
And now we have to add an additional plugin to avoid it which further adds to the site load while increasing chances for conflict.
The feature should have been left as a plugin and not build into the core.
I’m not a developer but I would presume you would want the core as bare bone as possible in order to enable other software to built on top of it… now its this mess of an editor that is disrupting some of my already installed plugins…. which I may have to purchase new subscriptions to in order to receive updates to the new setup.
Jeremy says
Classic editor worked on one of my sites… then on another it fixed the formatting but elements were inoperable.
« Disable Gutenberg » plugin didn’t work for me at all.
It’s ridiculous that I need to add addition plugin load to revert back to a classic layout.
These changes are too advanced to be implemented in the core of WP and expect to not have conflicts across the entire marketplace.
The block editor should have remained as a plugin!
Ramin Faizy says
thanks WPBeginner team for this great post
Paul says
Gutenberg editor is not newbie friendly. For those who have been blogging and editing their own blogs via WordPress they can figure things out but for those who are just starting out, it will be disappointing!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Paul,
Those users will be able to disable Gutenberg using the methods described in the article above.
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Diane says
Is the Classic Word Editor for web sites or just blog sites? I have a website that includes a blog. I installed and activated it but there was no option in settings to disable Gutenberg, only Block editor? I have disabled it for now.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Diane,
Classic editor is for all kind of content. Gutenberg isn’t out yet, unless you have it installed as a plugin. Once it is out, the plugin will automatically disable it for you and you’d be able to continue using your WordPress site as it was.
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Bailey says
I’m just starting my blogging. I’ve only done a little to set up my site and it’s going very slow due to learning curve so I’m wondering if I should just wait until Gutenberg comes out so I don’t have to learn two ways of building it? It looks so much easier for a novice blogger but I don’t want to assume that and waste time not moving forward. Just hoping to get an expert opinion! Thanks!!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Bailey,
You don’t need to wait for Gutenberg to come out. You can go ahead and install it right now as a plugin.
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AC Bloom says
Thanks for the advice. So if we don’t want Gutenberg at all, we should download and activate the Classic Editor now and then when the 5.0 update comes out we won’t notice any difference? And we won’t need to download the Disable Gutenberg plugin either? Still confused as to why we’d need to download and activate both as some people are suggesting. Cheers!
WPBeginner Support says
Hi,
Classic Editor and Disable Gutenberg are two plugins. They offer to solve the same problem. You can choose one of them to use on your website.
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Carolann says
Hi, do we install this plugin before the update or wait until it releases, then install it?
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Carolann,
You can install it right now, it doesn’t do anything if you don’t have Gutenberg installed. With 5.0 Gutenberg will merge into the WordPress core and will be the default editor, so if you had the plugin already installed you wouldn’t notice the change. You can also choose to wait and install it after Gutenberg is merged into the core.
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Carolann says
do we want for the release first and then install the plugin or install it now before the release?
John Le Fevre says
Gutenberg is a total disaster for a busy WordPress site. Perhaps okay for a blogger tutning out a couple of posts a day. It will add 15 minutes per hour to our workflow.
Alireza says
So you can use Disable Gutenberg plugin now