P2

Thought I’d follow up to say that I finally got the chance to install the Gutenberg plugin and everything went perfectly.
My concern was how nice (or not) Gutenberg would play with PowerPress – and the transition – across my whole site – was seamless.
Yes – some plugins that reside in the editor (i.e. Yost SEO, PowerPress, etc.) could use some minor styling tweaks, but functionality remained unchanged, the whole thing took under 5-minutes, and visitor’s never knew anything happened.

Three general opinions/takeaways on Gutenberg:
1) “Legacy” posts/pages appear to remain unchanged – except that each is now contained in one single block labeled “Classic.” Though unnecessary, Classic blocks are easy to “convert to blocks,” and doing so instantly – and flawlessly – converted the posts/pages I tried it with – to the new block model.
2) I actually prefer the new block model. It forces me to think about the structure of my content more – and forces/encourages me to “write for the web” more effectively.
3) I’ve been nervous about what was coming. I tend to keep my site simple by only modifying the WP default themes, and using as few plugins as possible. DO read up on what to expect – but after installing Gutenberg and seeing the impact it did NOT make (the world didn’t blow up), I’m optimistic about what’s coming to WP – and PowerPress.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by P2.

I submitted this feed “https://readacomic.com/category/podcast/feed/”.

Same feed has been submitted to Google Play, Stitcher, etc and is fine for them.
I’ve also scoured all Blubrry plugin settings to be sure any/all requests for “rating” are answered. Would “Yes Clean” on one screen conflict with “G, PG, etc.” on another?