Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Saves time!
Saves me a lot of time. Used it two times on large projects. I did not try the bulk option, but I just read that it can have bugs or crashes. Probably due to server load or unusual post content? What I did instead was create a button that that when pressed automatically opens in a new tab the 20 posts from the Posts Table view. I then waited for them to load. After they were all loaded I went to each page and updated the page. I then waited a while for all of them to be saved and double checked in the Posts Table if all the posts were converted to the Block editor. The little icon showing if the post is Classic or Block comes very handy! Once I confirmed that all 20 posts from the Posts Table view were converted I moved to the next page and repeated the process. This semi-automated process helps prevent "bugs" or perhaps random server spikes. I was running this on my own private cloud server with little resources. Surprisingly saving 20 posts at once was possible without any crashes. I did not have any bugs or issues. Thank you for creating this plugin!
Ten billion stars, preserves image alignment
You might wonder why you need this plugin when the "Convert to blocks" button is right there at the top of every Classic block. Well, click that and it will eff up any images you had using the <figure class="alignleft"> (or alignright) code. The default WP "convert to blocks" strips out the figure code entirely and POOF your alignment class is gone and your caption is off god knows where. But not this plugin! Add this and when you open your classic page in the block editor, it preserves the figure tag and alignment class. Saved me having to redo image settings on 600 post. Thank you 10up.
Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Ten billion stars, preserves image alignment
You might wonder why you need this plugin when the "Convert to blocks" button is right there at the top of every Classic block. Well, click that and it will eff up any images you had using the <figure class="alignleft"> (or alignright) code. The default WP "convert to blocks" strips out the figure code entirely and POOF your alignment class is gone and your caption is off god knows where. But not this plugin! Add this and when you open your classic page in the block editor, it preserves the figure tag and alignment class. Saved me having to redo image settings on 600 post. Thank you 10up.
It works like a magic!
When you run a command and open a URL, the browser opens articles one after another and converts them into blocks. It magically automatically converts blocks quickly and accurately.
Saves time!
Saves me a lot of time. Used it two times on large projects. I did not try the bulk option, but I just read that it can have bugs or crashes. Probably due to server load or unusual post content? What I did instead was create a button that that when pressed automatically opens in a new tab the 20 posts from the Posts Table view. I then waited for them to load. After they were all loaded I went to each page and updated the page. I then waited a while for all of them to be saved and double checked in the Posts Table if all the posts were converted to the Block editor. The little icon showing if the post is Classic or Block comes very handy! Once I confirmed that all 20 posts from the Posts Table view were converted I moved to the next page and repeated the process. This semi-automated process helps prevent "bugs" or perhaps random server spikes. I was running this on my own private cloud server with little resources. Surprisingly saving 20 posts at once was possible without any crashes. I did not have any bugs or issues. Thank you for creating this plugin!
Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Does nothing wordpress doesn’t already do
All this does is convert posts into HTML blocks, same as happens if you manually tell WordPress to convert a classic HTML post to blocks. Ok, it saves a single mouse click… why install a plugin to save one mouse click?
Ten billion stars, preserves image alignment
You might wonder why you need this plugin when the "Convert to blocks" button is right there at the top of every Classic block. Well, click that and it will eff up any images you had using the <figure class="alignleft"> (or alignright) code. The default WP "convert to blocks" strips out the figure code entirely and POOF your alignment class is gone and your caption is off god knows where. But not this plugin! Add this and when you open your classic page in the block editor, it preserves the figure tag and alignment class. Saved me having to redo image settings on 600 post. Thank you 10up.
