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Sir Trevor JS Post Editor for WordPress. A replacement content editor entirely re-imagined for the web – intuitive, simple, block based and very easy to learn. This editor keeps posts nice and uniform in style – even when many people of different skill levels are editing your site.
This plugin allows you to edit posts both in or outside of Sir Trevor. Posts you started in your old editor can still be edited in the old editor and posts started in Sir Trevor can be edited with Sir Trevor.
This plugin also completely streamlines the image upload process. Users no longer need to deal with the WordPress media dialog which has been replaced with a simple drag and drop upload field.
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Sir Trevor WP

Sir Trevor JS Post Editor for Wordpress. A replacement content editor entirely re-imagined for the web - intuitive, simple and block based.

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Classic Widgets is an official plugin maintained by the WordPress team that restores the previous (“classic”) WordPress widgets settings screens. It will be supported and maintained to 2024, or as long as is necessary.
Once activated and when using a classic (non-block) theme, this plugin restores the previous widgets settings screens and disables the block editor from managing widgets. There is no other configuration, the classic widgets settings screens are enabled or disabled by either enabling or disabling this plugin.

Classic Widgets

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This has saved a lot of websites from having to be rebuilt, thank you!


Saved websites life

So far so good. But should be continued the development 

Helpful Widget Library


We love this plugin. Please maintain it for years and years beyond 2024!


What will we do without this?


This is one of the first plugins I install on any WordPress website and I am immensely pleased it exists. The block based widget editor is dreadful to use in comparison, I've tried to use it several times over the past couple of years since it was introduced and found it to be unintuitive, prone to errors, and easy to make mistakes with. I've tried so many times, I've completely given up on it and regardless of any updates, bug fixes, etc, I won't be using it until it comes to a point where Classic Widgets is deprecated.


Blocks: I've tried, I really have, but you're not worth the time/headache

Enables the previous "classic" widgets settings screens in Appearance - Widgets and the Customizer. Disables the block editor from managing widgets.

Sir Trevor WP vs Classic Widgets