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I use the Classic Editor as a fallback. That is, I check this option:
Use the Gutenberg editor by default and include optional links back to the Classic editor.
This (1) lets me have an "Edit Classic" link and (2) Allows me to pick, when I create a new post, to use the classic editor.
When I activate RAMP and flag it to allow Gutenberg on a post type, it removes that create option.
This means I cannot use Gutenberg as "Recommended but yeah, use the Classic editor if you've gotta" scenario, which is currently the default behaviour with Gutenberg. I know it's not preferable, but in order to on-ramp users more granularly, this allows me to steer them towards Gutenberg while still giving them a comfortable fallback.
Would it be possible to support that?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/manager-for-gutenberg/ does this by making heavy use of removing filters, which I know isn't optimum, but provides a better balance for my medium to advanced technical users who are in the process of ramping up :)
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I also made mention of this in a recent blog post, as the lack of a fallback prevented me from using Ramp on a site, and I had to use a rival product instead.
I use the Classic Editor as a fallback. That is, I check this option:
Use the Gutenberg editor by default and include optional links back to the Classic editor.
This (1) lets me have an "Edit Classic" link and (2) Allows me to pick, when I create a new post, to use the classic editor.
When I activate RAMP and flag it to allow Gutenberg on a post type, it removes that create option.
This means I cannot use Gutenberg as "Recommended but yeah, use the Classic editor if you've gotta" scenario, which is currently the default behaviour with Gutenberg. I know it's not preferable, but in order to on-ramp users more granularly, this allows me to steer them towards Gutenberg while still giving them a comfortable fallback.
Would it be possible to support that?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/manager-for-gutenberg/ does this by making heavy use of removing filters, which I know isn't optimum, but provides a better balance for my medium to advanced technical users who are in the process of ramping up :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: