I’ve read in various posts about Gutenberg that support will go away for TINY MCE in 2020 or 2021… SO, my question is this… what happens in/to CLASSICPRESS in regards to TINY MCE when that happens? Will CLASSICPRESS teams be working on something that (either) replaces or modifies the core code to i…

[image] james: Nothing: we’ll keep TinyMCE as-is. We have no need to replace it and no plans to do so. Perhaps a better way to say this: in ClassicPress the core editor functionality will remain the same as what you’re used to. Yes, TinyMCE is developed by a separate entity. We’ll evaluate …

Hi Dick, I can imagine it is all a little confusing. WordPress always has had the TinyMCE editor. That is what you are using now when you write a page/post on a default install (not sure what the premium themes from Themeforest use). The posts you have read are about Gutenberg, which has nothing …

[image] Dick_Metcalf: I’ve read in various posts about Gutenberg that support will go away for TINY MCE in 2020 or 2021… SO, my question is this… what happens in/to CLASSICPRESS in regards to TINY MCE when that happens? Nothing: we’ll keep TinyMCE as-is. We have no need to replace it and no …

Well, that’s really why I posed the question… will TinyMCE stay “just as is”, or will you (possibly) be improving it as new versions of CP move forward? I thought TinyMCE was something developed by a separate entity/company???

Excellent - that REALLY answers the question… in fact, I’m hoping you’ll be able to bring the authors of TinyMCE into the CP fold… not so much to “make improvements” (I’m actually VERY satisfied with the TinyMCE experience, and have been ever since I started using WP several years back) What I thin…

Tiny MCE in the future?

Support

james November 12, 2018, 5:11pm 3

Nothing: we’ll keep TinyMCE as-is. We have no need to replace it and no plans to do so.

Can this plugin (CKEditor for WordPress) have new life

So if not Gutenberg then...?

Page builders discussion