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Thanks for the explanation, a custom plugin loads after the theme functions.php might be a loading order issue? I will give it a try in a custom plugin.

If I want to remove specific parts from the toolbar like the arrow after the link and the three dots with submenu options can I do this with this filter? Or will this be overruled with the Gutenberg standards?

Yes, my changes are visibile in the object return. Additional information: I’m using blocks-everywhere together with bbPress.

Hmm I see, but I don’t know how I can explain the situation. The $settings array is getting changed but it doesn’t change the editor bar. Does it needs a higher priority for overruling the standard filter? Or did I misunderstood how the filter works?

Debuging I’m aware off and there are no errors in the code / log / console etc.

I have a theme that can be debuged with my filter options.

1. Download the theme: GeneratePress
2. Edit the functions.php
3. Add after the wp_enqueue_scripts code my add_filter hook
4. Then visit a forum and check the message field with the editor options
5. The message field is the same and nothing has been removed or changed?

I have added the filter to the functions.php inside my theme. Also if I place the filter above all my functions or in a clean theme “Twenty Twenty-Three” the filter doesn’t work.

I know they posted it above around 4 months ago, but i think i founded a sort of solution.. so for who are also stuck and get the same message above try this below, any way it works fine for me ??

It needs php 5 so add this rule in your, .htaccess
AddHandler x-httpd-php5 .php