Block editor assets filter
You may have many custom blocking plugins installed, but you may not want (or need) to enable them for all of your posts and pages. This plugin allows you to disable unwanted custom block plugins for each post or page. Filtering the activation of custom block plugins will allow you to speed up editi
You may have many custom blocking plugins installed, but you may not want (or need) to enable them for all of your posts and pages. This plugin allows you to disable unwanted custom block plugins for each post or page.
Filtering the activation of custom block plugins will allow you to speed up editing in the block editor and use different custom blocks that cause conflicts.
For example, if you use Jetpack plugin, but you don’t need Jetpack custom blocks and you want to clean up your editing screen.
plugin load filter is recommended for speeding up and controlling the dynamic stopping of plugins on the front side.
For more detailed information, there is an introduction page.
Documentation
Screenshots & previews.
- 01Upload the block-editor-assets-filter folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
- 02Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
- 03Set up from block-editor-assets-filter to be added to the Settings menu of Admin mode.
Usage
- 04Open the settings page. The filter list for the “enqueue_block_editor_assets” action hook at the start of the block editor run is displayed
Select the action hook defaults.
- 05Select ‘add’ for the filter to be activated and ‘remove’ for the filter to be deactivated
You can specify whether to set the default or re-set for each Post ID.
Note
- 06Custom blocks loaded without using ‘enqueue_block_editor_assets’ action hook cannot be filtered