Description

Activating Gutenberg Ramp plugin adds a settings screen where you can enable Gutenberg Editor selectively (for specific post types). For even greater control, you can specify Gutenberg loading behaviour in code. Ramp works with both the plugin version of Gutenberg Editor, and the core version, providing a seamless transition.

Visit Settings -> Writing to enable Gutenberg Editor by post type. Screenshots here

To enable Gutenberg Editor for specific post IDs and for a more granular level of control, developers can use the gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg() function as outlined below.

For Developers

Loading behaviour is controlled by the gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg() function, to be added in your theme functions.php. Calling this function without its single optional parameter causes Gutenberg Editor to load on all post-edit screens. An optional associative array of criteria can be passed. The possible keys and values are:

• load (Int): 0|1: never or always load Gutenberg Editor
• post_ids (Array of post_ids): loads Gutenberg Editor for the specified post_ids
• post_types (Array of post_types): loads Gutenberg Editor for the specified post types.

Code Examples

Load Gutenberg Editor for all posts:

if ( function_exists( 'gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg' ) ) {
    gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg();
}

Never load Gutenberg Editor:

gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg( false );

// Alternatively, you can use the load key to always disable Gutenberg:
gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg( [ 'load' => 0 ] );

Load Gutenberg Editor only for posts with ids 12, 13 and 122:

gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg( [ 'post_ids' => [ 12, 13, 122 ] ] );

Load Gutenberg Editor for post_id: 12 and all posts of type test and scratch:

gutenberg_ramp_load_gutenberg(
    [
        'post_types' => [ 'test', 'scratch' ],
        'post_ids'   => [ 12 ],
    ]
);

Contributions

Contributions are welcome via our GitHub repo.