Currently when you click “edit” button, it opens the default gutenberg editor which I do not want to use as the pages are designed using other builders.
Is there a code snippet I can add in the functions file to achieve the same.
]]>Beaver Builder’s link to open the editor looks like this:
domain.com/page-slug/?fl_builder.
I try to accomplish this by the following bit:
$beaverbuilder_editor_link = site_url( $slug . '?fl_builder');
But then the slug isn’t part of the link. So it looks like:
domain.com/?fl_builder
Anyone any idea how to get this to work? Cheers!
]]>First time posting here. I have the Classic Editor plugin, and for a while I used that as my default editor. I finally became comfortable with the Block Editor and decided to switch to using that one primarily. I have changed in my Writing Settings that my default editor should be Block rather than Classic, but when I try to write a new post, it still comes up in the Classic editor. I would still like to keep the option of using the Classic editor, so I don’t want to disable the plugin. What should I do to fix this?
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]]>Not sure if this is where I should post this question, if not please direct me to the correct place.
I use the visual page builder to do this site, first time using a visual builder, now I found that page has errors that need to get fixed up. Would you guys please help, I like to know if there is a way to fix this on the code part, on the dashboard, if I change to default editor there is nothing there, so only shortcodes, does anyone know how to come around this fact of the visual page builder?
I will appreciate your expert help., or a place I can post this issue and get help from experts.
Thank you in advance.
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