Stefano

Enables the FSE Site Editor only for selected administrator users. 
Are you a web agency, a freelancer or a web developer, who uses block themes with the site editor and necessarily needs to give the client an administrator user, but would like to avoid a mess on his part? 
With this plugin, you have the option of enabling the FSE Site Editor only with your administrator user or with as many administrator users as you wish (like a super user).
<h4>Author Plugin Website</h4>
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SF Restrict FSE Site Editor


Great plugin, very usefull to lock FSE to admin user of your clients 



Good!


Very usefull plugin

Enables the FSE Site Editor only for selected administrator users (Restrict FSE Site Editor).

Troy Chaplin

Ever needed to track down where a specific block is being used? Block Finder adds a dashboard widget that searches your entire site for any core or custom block. Pick a block, click Search, and instantly see every place it appears — along with a count of how many times it’s used, whether it’s nested inside another block, and a direct link to edit that content.
No more manually opening posts one by one hoping to find the right block. Block Finder does the searching so you don’t have to.
<h4>Who is this for?</h4>
Content editors and site managers — need to update every post that uses a specific call-to-action block? Wondering which pages are still using a block you’re about to change? Block Finder gives you the answer in seconds, with one-click access to edit each result.
Developers and theme builders — auditing block usage across templates and template parts in the Site Editor, checking registered patterns, or running automated checks from the command line. Block Finder has you covered.
<h4>Features</h4>
Search your way:
<ul>
<li>Type-ahead block picker powered by WordPress’s native Combobox — no hunting through a long list</li>
<li>Search Posts, Patterns, Templates, and Template parts all from one form</li>
<li>Filter by post type to narrow results, or search across everything at once</li>
<li>Filter by post status — include drafts, pending, scheduled, and private content alongside published</li>
</ul>
Understand what you find:
<ul>
<li>See the total number of times a block appears in each piece of content</li>
<li>InnerBlock detection shows how many of those instances are nested inside another block</li>
<li>Source badges make it clear at a glance whether a result came from a post, a pattern, a template, or a template part</li>
<li>Status badges surface non-published content so nothing gets missed</li>
</ul>
Act on results quickly:
<ul>
<li>Direct edit links open any result straight in the block editor or Site Editor</li>
<li>Paginated results keep large result sets easy to browse</li>
<li>Filter between all instances and nested-only with a single click</li>
</ul>
<h4>For Developers and Theme Builders</h4>
WP-CLI — run <code>wp block-finder search <block></code> from the command line. Supports <code>--post-type</code>, <code>--post-status</code>, <code>--sources</code>, and <code>--format=table|json|csv|count|ids</code>. Use <code>--format=count</code> in CI pipelines or <code>--format=csv</code> for export and audit reports.
Template and template part search — find blocks inside Site Editor templates on any block theme. Both file-based and database-stored templates are included.
Pattern search — covers user-saved synced patterns and every pattern registered by your theme or plugins via <code>WP_Block_Patterns_Registry</code>, not just the ones saved to the database.
Developer hooks — extend or modify search behaviour without touching plugin code:
<ul>
<li><code>block_finder_sources</code> — add or remove sources before the search runs</li>
<li><code>block_finder_results</code> — modify the assembled result set before it is returned</li>
</ul>
REST API — <code>GET /wp-json/block-finder/v1/search</code> is available for custom integrations. Requires <code>edit_posts</code> capability.

Block Finder

Find any block, anywhere on your site — posts, patterns, templates, and template parts.

SF Restrict FSE Site Editor vs Block Finder