If you’ve ever tried pasting some code into a WordPress post or widget and it just didn’t work the way you expected, you’re not alone. Sometimes, you need the raw HTML view, not the usual visual editor that shows everything in a polished format. In WordPress, you can switch between two main views when editing content: the visual editor (where everything looks like it will be on your website) and…

WordPress, a name synonymous with blogging and website creation, has transformed from a simple blogging tool into a powerful content management system (CMS) over the past two decades. Its journey from a niche project to dominating the web is a tale of innovation, community, and adaptability. Early Beginnings WordPress was born out of a desire to improve the existing blogging software,…

Secret in Classic editor setting

if you are using WPBakery page builder, and want to use Gutenberg Editor as well, to add options as Paypal and others, you should go to: 1- classic editor setting: for “Default editor for all users” there is 2 option : Classic editor and block editor. (choose the block editor). 2-Allow users to switch editors” there is 2 option yes and no, (Choose Yes). that could be the reason preventing you…

Let’s Talk About Gutenberg Blocks

Hello, Friends. Can we talk about Gutenberg Blocks? Like many of you, this system has been the bane of my existence. Okay, I exaggerate. But I can honestly say it takes me much longer now to put together a post then it did with the Classic Editor. Because of that, I’m always looking for ways to make things faster while maintaining the integrity of the post. One way you can speed things up is by…

5 Sneaky Tips for Using the Gutenberg Editor

Yes, WordPress users are all in the boat now: use the Gutenberg block editor, move to a different blog host, or leave the blogosphere forever. With those sorts of options, it makes sense to at least try the new system before gutting all your work. I’ve seen tutorials around and about, but there’s some neat tricks and hints the Gutenberg process lets you do that you couldn’t on the old version.…

How to override the block editor.

I’m writing this partly to test this trick, which didn’t come from the WordPress staff.   It actually came from some of you, so thank you!

All the WP staff tells us to do to access the Classic Editor is to “go to WP Admin.”  Do they assume we’re all techies?  I’m sorry, but I’m old and need things like this explained to me like I’m old.

Here are the actual instructions.

Go to your WP Admin page…