Sébastien SERRE

Emmanuel Hesry

hugod

This plugin, usable only with a block theme like Twenty Twenty-Two, adds the legacy widgets block in the Site Editor (FSE).
With the legacy widgets block, you can use the legacy widgets as Navigation Menu for example.
This is why this plugin reintroduces the WordPress legacy Menus screen to be able to manage menus you want to use with the Navigation Menu widget.
This also allows to use external plugins legacy widgets which might not have already been converted to blocks.

Site Editor Classic Features


After fiddling around a bit I got working.



You have to use the legacy widgets -> navigation menu


Still works in 2024

Make legacy widgets and menus usable in Site Editor (FSE).

lastsplash (a11n)

When WordPress introduced Full Site Editing (FSE) with block themes, the familiar “Additional CSS” option was moved from the Customizer to the Site Editor’s Styles panel. This plugin brings back easy access by adding an “Additional CSS” link directly to the Appearance menu.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Adds “Additional CSS” link under Appearance menu</li>
<li>One-click access to the Site Editor CSS panel</li>
<li>Only appears when using a block theme</li>
<li>Lightweight and simple – no settings needed</li>
<li>Works with any block theme</li>
</ul>
How It Works:
Simply activate the plugin and you’ll see “Additional CSS” appear in your Appearance menu. Clicking it takes you directly to the CSS editing panel in the Site Editor.

Additional CSS Shortcut

Adds a quick-access link to the Additional CSS panel in the Site Editor for block themes.

Site Editor Classic Features vs Additional CSS Shortcut