How to Switch Back From New Gutenberg to Old Classic WordPress Editor?

[Connor]

Follow these listed steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress:

• Login to your admin dashboard then installs the Classic WordPress Editor Plugin from the WordPress repository. After installing the plugin, activate it.
• Do the Writing Settings of your website and click on the Settings link below the installed Classic Editor plugin listing. Also, you can get this into your WordPress dashboard => Settings => Writing and get the options activated by the plugin.
• With the plugin, you can choose the Default editor for all users, where you can choose “Classic Editor” to get back to the traditional WordPress editor.
• This setting helps you to get the Block Editor when you want to work with the Gutenberg editor.

[Sven]

Follow these listed steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress:

• Login to your admin dashboard then installs the Classic WordPress Editor Plugin from the WordPress repository. After installing the plugin, activate it.
• Do the Writing Settings of your website and click on the Settings link below the installed Classic Editor plugin listing. Also, you can get this into your WordPress dashboard => Settings => Writing and get the options activated by the plugin.
• With the plugin, you can choose the Default editor for all users, where you can choose “Classic Editor” to get back to the traditional WordPress editor.
• This setting helps you to get the Block Editor when you want to work with the Gutenberg editor.

Hey, thank you Connor for sharing such a piece of good information. I am always struggling with this new WordPress editor. But now I can easily switch it to the old editor and edit my posts.

[Jake_J]

Follow these listed steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress:

• Login to your admin dashboard then installs the Classic WordPress Editor Plugin from the WordPress repository. After installing the plugin, activate it.
• Do the Writing Settings of your website and click on the Settings link below the installed Classic Editor plugin listing. Also, you can get this into your WordPress dashboard => Settings => Writing and get the options activated by the plugin.
• With the plugin, you can choose the Default editor for all users, where you can choose “Classic Editor” to get back to the traditional WordPress editor.
• This setting helps you to get the Block Editor when you want to work with the Gutenberg editor.

Hello connor, you have shared such a nice information.

[Connor]

Thank you for appreciating my efforts and research.

[Luca]

Follow these listed steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress:

• Login to your admin dashboard then installs the Classic WordPress Editor Plugin from the WordPress repository. After installing the plugin, activate it.
• Do the Writing Settings of your website and click on the Settings link below the installed Classic Editor plugin listing. Also, you can get this into your WordPress dashboard => Settings => Writing and get the options activated by the plugin.
• With the plugin, you can choose the Default editor for all users, where you can choose “Classic Editor” to get back to the traditional WordPress editor.
• This setting helps you to get the Block Editor when you want to work with the Gutenberg editor.

Thank you, Connor, for sharing such important steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress editor from Gutenberg.

[Aiden]

Follow these listed steps to switch back to the old, classic WordPress:

• Login to your admin dashboard then installs the Classic WordPress Editor Plugin from the WordPress repository. After installing the plugin, activate it.
• Do the Writing Settings of your website and click on the Settings link below the installed Classic Editor plugin listing. Also, you can get this into your WordPress dashboard => Settings => Writing and get the options activated by the plugin.
• With the plugin, you can choose the Default editor for all users, where you can choose “Classic Editor” to get back to the traditional WordPress editor.
• This setting helps you to get the Block Editor when you want to work with the Gutenberg editor.

Thank you Connor for sharing the useful steps.