November 19th is set to be the official WordPress 5.0 release and that also means that the new block editor will become the new default post editor as of the 5.0 drop date.. So in this post, we going to talk about Gutenberg Block Editor, potential problems that could arise from it becoming the new default post editor, and what you can do to protect your site and avoid breaking it when everything drops on November 19th.. And right now, toward Gutenberg being re-imagination of the editor system WordPress.. Now that we have discussed some of the changes that we may be seeing let's now focus on the purpose of this article Gutenberg Block Editor... Some people just do not know how to do it — so the fact that this new editor gives you the option to not be required to know how to write code is serious leap in good direction for WordPress.. Right now, the editor is available as plugin, and users are encouraged to download it and use it with dummy or test-site to get feel for it before it drops as part of the official WordPress 5.0 release.. WordPress has done lot of work to make sure that everything they have to offer will work well and look wonderful within the editor, and that covers portion of the content out there.. The answer to this question is to start by installing Classic Editor before the update, to be used until you know for sure that your site is ready for Gutenberg. Many plugin and theme owners will need to update their code bases to make sure that their products will work with WordPress 5.0 and the new block editor, so potential problems will be discovered once the update drops.. There is very good chance that this will increase the scale of the community over the 10 years and if that happens, there is also very good chance that WordPress will get bigger and better as time goes on..
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