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Basic developer questions about Gutenberg conversion #4670
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Yes, that sounds like a good solution. Is this something that's already possible Mel? If so, I'm guessing we just need the documentation to explain better how this can be done. |
I can't speak to the technical implementation — maybe @aduth or @youknowriad would know? |
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Noting that the mockups for inserting images inline (#2043) include the ability to insert other tokens, this could be shortcodes, but long term shortcodes are best ported to blocks, or used with the Classic Editor plugin, which can be used for as long as you like. For that reason, going to close this ticket as answered, for now. Questions are also most welcome in the WordPress core slack, channel #core-editor, where we can look at additional solutions. |
Just as an overview, I have a number of WordPress plugins in the repository. I have a good knowledge of PHP and am, meh, at JavaScript - enough to get along. I'd probably regard myself as a typical plugin developer, for those not making a living from them. I'm an enthusiast.
Over the last couple of weeks I've been looking at what changes I can make to my plugins to prepare them for Gutenberg. As a result I have a number of queries which, it was suggested on the Slack channel, I bring here.
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