Gutenberg editor in now in Drupal!
I've been using Gutenberg editor on my old wordpress site and knowing the it is now available in Drupal has saved my time to migrate my site from wordpress to Drupal 9.
Editorial experience is the most important aspect of a Content Management System. Editor’s rating to a CMS solely depends on the ease of content editing and management.
As a developer, I understand the importance of providing best possible features to ease out the editor's job of creating and editing content. While I was working on moving my blog site from Wordpress to Drupal 9, I faced a similar challenge of having the best editing experience.
Gutenberg Editor
Gutenberg is a new editor for wordpress and was introduced to wordpress from it’s 5.0 version.
It has radically changed the editing experience of adding content blocks of different types such as text, image, gif, embed codes, audio clips, quotes. It is more like a page builder tool.
In this session :
- I'll share my experience of migrating my site from wordpress to Drupal
- How Gutenberg editor helped me in reducing development time and effort of moving to Drupal 9.
- From using paragraphs module to using Gutenberg Editor Module.
- Ability to place a programmatically created custom block on the content edit page using Gutenberg editor.
We will also focus on :
- Pros on Cons of using a Gutenberg Editor
- It's comparison with Layout Builder
- Which one should you choose for your website?
Key takeaways from the session:
- Gutenberg editor usage and configuration -
- How to enable it for a content type.
- How to add different blocks to the Gutenberg Editor that can be used on Node edit page?
- How can we use custom blocks on the gutenberg editor and place them on the content landing page.
- Ability to differentiate between the unstructured and structured content and understanding the usage of Gutenberg Editor and Layout Builder for both.
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