Hide Editor For Page Templates

Description

A simple and nice plugin to hide classic editor or gutenberg from pre selected page templates. If the installation is okay, go to the settings > hide editor. If your current theme has pre-made page templates, you can select page templates where you want to remove/hide editor. You can also restrict the hiding to specific user roles, so other roles still see the editor. It’s very easy to do.

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Installation

Installation is fairly straight forward. Install it from the WordPress plugin repository.

FAQ

Q: Can I hide the editor only for certain user roles?
A: Yes. On the Hide Editor settings page, use the « Restrict to User Roles » field to select which roles the editor should be hidden for. Leave it empty to hide the editor for everyone, as before.

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Historique des changements

1.1.0

  • Add: restrict editor hiding to selected user roles, leave empty to apply to everyone.
  • Fix: settings page assets could be queued with an unchecked $_GET['page'] value.
  • Fix: script cache-busting used time(), forcing a fresh download of plugin JS on every page load.
  • Fix: removed the discouraged load_plugin_textdomain() call and the Domain Path header pointing at a nonexistent languages/ folder – WordPress.org has auto-loaded plugin translations since 4.6.
  • Fix: post ID from the URL is now read with absint() instead of a sanitize_text_field()/esc_html() combination meant for output escaping, not input handling.
  • Fix: text domain didn’t match the plugin slug (hide_editor vs hide-editor-for-page-templates), and two strings were printed with _e() instead of an escaping variant.
  • Housekeeping: plugin options are now removed on uninstall.

1.0.0

  • Initial Release