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).

Shaan

This plugin adds a set of new search results to the WordPress command palette (CMD+K/CTRL+K) for all entries from registered types, and thus, enables quick jumps through all posts and pages which are not limited to the built-in Post and Page types.
WordPress has a great time-saving feature— the command palette. Before WordPress v6.9, the command palette was available only in the editor. Since WordPress v6.9, the command palette is available anywhere inside the admin area. It is quite useful to perform quick commands and navigate through pages or posts using keyboard alone. However, it is limited to the core Post and Page types. It does not populate entries from user customized types. So, for the users of Custom Post Types, this workflow that partially breaks due to the absense of custom post types.
This plugin fills up this gap in WordPress core. It injects those missing Custom Post Type entries into the command palette. It requires no complex setup. Just install, activate and it is ready to go!
If you find this plugin useful, then please leave an appropriate review.
<h3>Configuration</h3>
See Settings → CPT Commands for customization options. This step is optional and not necessary in most cases.

CPT Commands


Such a great plugin!Just install and activate and your custom post types are automatically added to the command palette.



I love that the settings page includes a list of custom post types that you can simply check a box to exclude.


Works perfectly with zero setup

Adds a set of new search results to the WordPress command palette (CMD+K/CTRL+K) for all entries from registered Custom Post Types.

Site Editor Classic Features vs CPT Commands