The Disable Fullscreen Editor module from UltimaKit for WP (Pro version) allows you to automatically turn off the Gutenberg Fullscreen Editor for all users. This feature is perfect for site owners and teams who prefer a more traditional editing experience without the distraction of fullscreen mode.
Key Features
- Disable Fullscreen Mode: Automatically turns off the Gutenberg Fullscreen Editor for all users.
- Consistent Editing Experience: Ensures a uniform editing interface across your site.
- Pro Module: Available exclusively in the Pro version of UltimaKit for WP, designed for advanced editor customization.
Why Disable the Gutenberg Fullscreen Editor?
Since WordPress 5.4, the Gutenberg editor defaults to fullscreen mode, which hides the admin menu and other elements of the dashboard. While this can help reduce distractions, many users find it inconvenient or disruptive. Reasons to disable fullscreen mode include:
- Familiar Workflow: Restore the classic editing experience for users who prefer seeing the admin menu and toolbar.
- Improved Navigation: Quickly switch between posts, pages, or other admin areas without exiting the editor.
- Team Consistency: Ensure all users on your site have the same editing interface, avoiding confusion.
This module is especially useful for teams, agencies, or anyone managing multiple WordPress users who want a consistent and efficient editing experience.
How Does the Module Work?
The Disable Fullscreen Editor module automatically disables the fullscreen mode in the Gutenberg editor for all users. Once activated, the editor will load in the standard view, showing the admin menu and toolbar by default.
Why Choose UltimaKit for WP Pro?
The Disable Fullscreen Editor module is an essential tool for WordPress users who want to customize their editing experience. As part of the Pro version of UltimaKit for WP, it’s designed to provide advanced functionality and improve workflow efficiency for professional site management.