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> You can just add the Classic Editor plugin and you can use the old editor - it is that simple. This is a terrible take from an ops perspective. "Just install
by tmpz22 6y ago
> You can just add the Classic Editor plugin and you can use the old editor - it is that simple.
This is a terrible take from an ops perspective. "Just install plugins" ignores the fact that you're adding arbitrary executable code to your server, hoping whoever maintains it actually maintains it, actually secures it, and actually doesn't sell the plugin to a nefarious party at a later date.
Which is to say nothing of how many orgs allow management and marketing to choose which plugins to install. Try prying those access rights from their cold dead hands...
- NeutronStar 6y agoIt's literally one line of code that you have to add. It's really not that hard to maintain.
- aakkaarr 6y agoYou are in a wrong comments thread. This is a post about how popular with is WordPress and it is popular because you install plugins there and have site without completely any programming language. There are no ops (or at least they are not a part of wordpress success), there are people who know how to buy shared hosting and that's it.
- natenthe 6y agoWordpress owns and maintains the plugin. Hardly "arbitrary". Please do some research before ranting next time.