The Classic Editor plugin is a WordPress plugin that allows you to use the classic editor interface in place of the Gutenberg editor introduced in WordPress 5.0. If you prefer the old editor or have a website that relies on plugins or themes that are not compatible with the new editor, you can use the Classic Editor plugin to keep using the old editor interface.
Here are the steps to install and use the Classic Editor plugin:
Install the plugin: Go to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress dashboard and search for "Classic Editor." Install and activate the plugin.
Configure the plugin: In the WordPress dashboard, go to Settings > Writing and select "Classic Editor" as your default editor. You can also choose to allow users to switch between editors, and choose which editor to use for different types of content (posts, pages, etc.)
Use the classic editor: When you create or edit a post or page, you will see the classic editor interface instead of the Gutenberg editor. You can use the familiar toolbar and formatting options to create and edit your content.
Preview and publish: Once you've created or edited your content, preview your website to see how it looks, and then click on "Publish" to make the changes live on your website.
That's it! With the Classic Editor plugin, you can continue to use the familiar editor interface in WordPress and maintain compatibility with older plugins and themes.
