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Document WordPress classic editor integration points and Gutenberg equivalents #4151
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Related #1352, especially this list of current pluggable areas and this wishlist of pluggable areas in gutenberg. |
Also related: a discussion around pluggability from WordCamp for
Publishers:
https://daily.jorb.in/2017/08/gutenberg-and-publishers-unconference-notes-from-wordcamp-for-publishers/
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I have a pretty good work in progress set of documentation here: https://github.com/danielbachhuber/gutenberg-migration-guide I'll keep adding to that as new examples come up and the project progresses. |
I'm trying to figure out a Gutenberg equivalent to php add_action ('admin_footer-post.php', ...); Is there one? Thanks. |
Similar: Looking for any action that is still valid for doing things in admin_footer or the like - or any Gutenberg hook/filter. I read this thread, and the document references within this thread do not provide sufficient info. Nothing tangible comes up from Google searches and WP documentation pages either. |
As a WordPress developer, it would be helpful to have a reference guide to:
AllMost of the ways a theme, plugin or third-party code can integrate with the WordPress classic editor.I've started working on such a document, WordPress Editor Integration Points, and can grant contributor access to whomever is interested. Alternatively, please leave comments on this issue with existing classic editor integrations that I don't yet have documented.
Once the document is more substantive, we can put it in a public place.
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