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I’m working on a WordPress site that was initially built using the default Gutenberg editor, but now I need to make some design and layout changes using Elementor. My concern is whether using Elementor will affect the content created with Gutenberg (like text, images, etc.). Does Elementor only modify the layout and design, or can it change the content itself? Also, if I want to switch back to the default editor in the future, will there be any compatibility issues?
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Óptima pergunta! A transição entre o Gutenberg e o Elementor requer uma consideração cuidadosa para garantir a compatibilidade e evitar potenciais problemas. Eis como o Elementor e o Gutenberg interagem e o que precisa de saber:
1. O Impacto do Elementor no Conteúdo do Gutenberg
Gutenberg Content Is Preserved: Elementor does not overwrite content created in the Gutenberg editor. Instead, when you edit a page with Elementor, it essentially takes over that specific page and uses its own structure for layout and design.
Editable Sections: If you switch a page to Elementor, you won’t be able to edit the content using Gutenberg for that page. Elementor will replace Gutenberg’s blocks with its own widgets and layout.
Uneditable Gutenberg Content: Text, images, and other blocks from Gutenberg will remain in place, but they won’t be directly editable in Elementor. Instead, you’ll need to recreate the design using Elementor widgets.2. Compatibility When Switching Back to Gutenberg
Shortcodes and HTML Remnants: If you disable Elementor or switch back to Gutenberg on an Elementor-edited page, the content may appear as shortcodes or HTML blocks. You would need to clean this up manually to restore a user-friendly Gutenberg layout.
Separate Design Layers: Elementor does not alter the core content stored in your database. However, the layout and design you created using Elementor will not render without the plugin.3. Best Practices for Using Both Editors
If you plan to use both Elementor and Gutenberg on your WordPress site, consider these strategies:
Assign Specific Roles: Use Elementor for complex, design-heavy pages (like the homepage or landing pages) and Gutenberg for simpler posts or pages (like blog articles).
Backup Content: Before switching an existing Gutenberg page to Elementor, backup your content to avoid losing any work during the transition.
Keep It Modular: Create separate pages for Elementor designs instead of converting existing Gutenberg content if possible. This avoids potential cleanup work if you revert later.Would you like guidance on making the transition seamless or tips for integrating both editors effectively? 😊
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Não, o Elementor não modifica diretamente o conteúdo criado com o Gutenberg. Em vez disso, funciona como uma camada separada no topo do WordPress, permitindo-lhe criar designs e layouts personalizados. No entanto, quando edita uma página ou publicação usando o Elementor, essa página específica torna-se uma página concebida pelo Elementor e deixa de usar a estrutura do Gutenberg.
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