WordPress has been hinting at its next major update, WordPress 5.0 all year. With this update, there will be a new plug-in for creating content and posts called Gutenberg, which will replace the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editing tool that WordPress site administrators use each day. With your website as a key asset in your marketing toolbox, it is essential to understand how this change will affect your website and your editing capabilities. Here is what you should know in preparation for this update:
What will happen when WordPress installs the latest update?
The goal of the WordPress 5.0 update is to make editing easier. A new visual editing technique will be introduced with this update and the goal is to help users create posts and pages through the use of “blocks”. Within these blocks, you will be able to include different types of content like text, images, plug-ins and videos. You can then compose these pieces of content together to form the layout of the webpage. This update will not change the look of your current website on the front end, but it will change the way you view the back end of the site (for both existing pages and new pages).
Here is what the new editor will look like:






