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I used it for a recent WP site and found it quite intuitive to use. The generated code is clean, and it integrates well with shortcodes and third-party content
by SquareWheel 8y ago
I used it for a recent WP site and found it quite intuitive to use. The generated code is clean, and it integrates well with shortcodes and third-party content. I generally prefer code view to WYSIWYG, but it's one of the nicer editors I've used.
I found some of the keyboard shortcuts to be unintuitive. Toggling between code and visual modes required four button presses. Edit>Redo is also weird as it uses Ctrl+Shift+Z, not Ctrl+Y.
Overall though I think it's a positive change. I hope that Gutenberg manages to kill all those awful page builder plugins like WPBakery and Visual Composer. That would make me happy.
- pbowyer 8y ago> Edit>Redo is also weird as it uses Ctrl+Shift+Z, not Ctrl+Y. I am always confused which shortcut to use for Redo on Windows. Microsoft software is Ctrl+Y but I must've grown up using software that chose Ctrl+Shift+Z as that's what I always try first.