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Awkward and hasn’t improved with age

shannonofwedo — Wed, 14 Jul 2021 17:42:02 +0000

Really dislike the Gutenberg editor- it’s so much work even to add a heading vs. text- the interface is not intuitive, and my clients don’t understand working in it. Anywhere that clients will be writing articles, we install the classic editor plugin. The only thing I like is the ability to add a button within an article. The rest of it is a real bummer.

I feel like I’ve really given it some time as I know I can be resistant to change, but it’s been years and I still hate working with it.

A bad drag-and-drop editor, or the worst drag-and-drop editor?

ethanjrt — Thu, 06 May 2021 21:23:22 +0000

Do you like adding content to groups only to find that your groups are invisible and painfully difficult to move other content into? How about dragging a block around the screen, going to get a cup of coffee, and coming back only to find that the block is still catching up to your mouse movements from a few minutes ago?

Then you’re in luck! You will love Gutenberg!

Seriously though, devs… at least add visible group outlines, or the ability to drag things in outline view, or a teensy little debounce, or SOMETHING to make this editor less painful to use. The thing was released over a year ago.

Extremely unintuitive

darius5555 — Tue, 02 Jun 2020 18:43:01 +0000

I spend hours trying to figure out the most standard things when writing a post. It seems like it is full of bugs, but after spending hours of searching in google and forums on how to this and how to do that i realized that its just extremly unintuitive. I still have problems to write a simple post. Switching back to to the classic Editor was such an relief.

Insanely unintuitive settings

Severisth — Wed, 18 Mar 2020 21:03:04 +0000

The settings section desperately needs an overhaul. It’s tab after tab of checkboxes that aren’t intuitive.

If you show up on the settings section with a specific task in mind, expect to spend 30 minutes figuring out how to do that task. That’s a very bad sign — the most common use cases should be immediately visible, with less common use cases deeper in the settings section.

The first two tabs are just a mishmash of promotion of BluBrry’s own items, like “Podcast Insider by Blubrry” and “Blubrry’s FREE Basic Statistics”. That sort of promotional stuff belongs at the BOTTOM.

When you finally get to real settings on the third tab, vaguely named “website”, the second option is “Skip Media Verification”. Is that really your 2nd most common use-case? It’s just tab after tab, and menu after menu of checkboxes that don’t make sense at first read, and are rarely core features.

Furthermore, they are in no discernable order. They’re not in order by popularity as they should be, nor are the even in alphabetical order. It’s pretty clear that settings and checkboxes are just added wherever.

Very much due for a complete UX overhaul.

Pure garbage unintuitive editor

keithwp — Thu, 28 Nov 2019 21:57:56 +0000

The lack of intuitive controls has me searching for ways to revert this editor back. Really bad decision to include Gutenberg as the default editor. Just look at the star rating distribution on the reviews, should be pretty clear. I’ve been using wordpress for 15 years, and this is the worst “upgrade” yet. So called “context-sensitive” controls suck. Just display a toolbar. Microsoft doesn’t do everything right, but there’s a reason why Microsoft Word is the standard in text editing. We need no “innovation” here!

Totally Worthless

Ken Haynes — Mon, 27 May 2019 12:24:11 +0000

The plugins’ functionality is unintuitive, to say the least. It is just horrible.

You are better-off getting your Amazon links from their affiliate website.

Dreadful

prosaic — Sat, 19 Jan 2019 14:25:00 +0000

The block system is like regressing fifteen years to an old clunky version of Publisher, with even less charm. I shall refrain from suggesting what should be done with it and to whoever thought we would all have the time to struggle with its idiosyncrasies – but it smacks of sabotage. It is (and I never thought I would say it) worse than Joomla was. The joy of WordPress was that it was as easy to use for a novice as it was for a programmer – with scope for the programmer to refine it and for a beginner to get a functioning website. Now it is awkward, stupidly unintuitive and quite dreadful. Thank goodness I have been able to add Classic as a plugin so that my clients can carry on using the old system. Please, please, please get rid of this awful and retrospective block system on WordPress and let it die gracelessly as a plugin that no-one likes – rather than the default.
Does the fact that over 2,000,000 people have downloaded the Classic Editor plug in to suppress Gutenberg seem to be any sort of clue?

Nice but not intuitive

ealadin31 — Tue, 19 Jun 2018 10:11:32 +0000

all the bells no launch button after all the settings are done in a common place to click either under general or at the bottom so a page can be launched would help

Editor Criticism

wakadoodoo — Wed, 30 May 2018 22:20:04 +0000

Hi there. I just signed up for a domain with bluehost and installed wordpress. After around thirty minutes, I quit using it as I find it far too unintuitive. Is it possible to include a drag & drop editor for various elements on the page? I found that the sidebar method of editing page elements is very limiting (or too complex) in terms of positioning and designing the page. Do you have any plans for creating a Weebly or Wix-type editor for designing web pages? Thanks.

Messy and Inflexible

Pat K — Tue, 08 May 2018 13:38:01 +0000

I don’t normally leave negative reviews…I prefer to reward great plugins with positive reviews, but this plugin really bugged me. There is so much potential for it to be a great and useful plugin – but the developers (it seems to me) have gone out of their way to make it impossible to make even the most basic style customizations (there are !important declarations everywhere) …unless of course you’re prepared to pay for a commercial upgrade. Not cool in my books.

I also found the back end clunky and unintuitive (compared to other polling plugins I tested).

But what I found really irritating is that after testing MANY polling plugins, all of them cleaned up after themselves upon deactivating and uninstalling, except this one. It left 20 tables in the database. Please please please set an option for someone uninstalling this to remove the tables from the database.