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WordPress has made some big upgrades to the editor. Now WordPress 5.0<\/strong> is officially out and it introduces the new Gutenberg Editor<\/strong> for more flexible user experience. The Gutenberg Editor<\/strong> is now the default editor of WordPress 5.0 for posts and pages.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In case of adding plugins to your WordPress site, all the plugins are Gutenberg ready, so some of the plugins especially like events, custom post types can face problem and not work properly.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n After successfully installing the plugin called\u00a0The Events Calendar<\/strong>\u00a0and activate that, the plugin was not working properly. There was no place to add events date and time. So clearly the plugin does not perform its best.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n There is a simple way to solve this kind of plugins problem in WordPress 5.0. We already know that plugins are Gutenberg ready so it’s important to disable the Gutenberg editor to see the proper performance of these plugins like; Events, Custom Post Types etc.<\/p>\n To disable the default Gutenberg Editor<\/strong>, you need to install Disable Gutenberg<\/strong> plugin and activate that. So it will initially disable the Gutenberg Editor, so then the plugins will work perfectly as they were working in the prior version of WordPress.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Here is the link attached of Disable Gutenberg<\/a><\/strong> plugin.\u00a0It needs to be downloaded and add in plugins folder then activate from admin panel.<\/p>\n#WORDPRESS 5.0 AND PLUGINS<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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