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Upgrading to the Blocks Editor

Upgrade to the Blocks editor for easier article creation with less clicking, a cleaner interface, and powerful new features. Takes just a few clicks, and your content is preserved.

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The new Blocks editor makes creating and editing articles easier than ever. With less clicking, a cleaner interface, more content elements, and the ability to transform and reorder blocks on the fly, it's designed to speed up your workflow. Plus, there are exciting new features on the way!

Ready to make the switch? Here's everything you need to know.

Identifying the Classic Editor

Not sure which editor you're using? Here's how to tell:

The Classic editor doesn't support slash commands. Try typing / in your article and if nothing happens, you're in the Classic editor. When you're using the Classic text editor, you'll notice a toolbar at the top of your editor with buttons for formatting (highlighted in red below).


How to Upgrade

Upgrading to the Blocks editor takes just a few clicks:

  1. Head to the article you want to upgrade
  2. Click ☰ More in the top right corner
  3. Select Upgrade to new WYSIWYG from the dropdown menu
  4. Click Save to complete the switch

Once you've upgraded, you'll have access to all the powerful features the Blocks editor offers. You can start using slash commands, drag and drop blocks, and enjoy a more streamlined editing experience ✨

If you'd like to have all of your articles upgraded at once, let us know and we can do that for you.

What's Next?

Now that you've upgraded, take some time to explore what the Blocks editor can do. Check out our Introduction to the Block Editor to learn about slash commands and other features, or dive into Working with Blocks to master the basics.

Happy editing 🎉

Your content will be preserved when you upgrade. It might look slightly different in the editor, but we've worked hard to maintain all your formatting. If something looks off, just reach out and we'll help you sort it out

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