That's about it for Gutenberg - Part 1. I hope you find it helps you better understand how to use the Visual Editor in Gutenberg, and go on to Gutenberg - Part 2, where we will deal with the Paragraph method of created posts and pages.
If you found Gutenberg - Part 1 helpful, a comment/like would be much appreciated. Thank you
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Guenady
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Hi Harry,
I don't know when you wrote this, I'm a non-tech person trying to understand... I've spent too many hours trying to re-size an image in Gutenberg. Already my options open up different from those you have, so that complicates things for me. You say (lesson 5) that by clicking on the image in the visual editor I should be able to resize it as I require. But the only control I seem to have is to choose, on the right, Full-size, Large, Medium, Thumbnail. Whatever I click on, the image size stays the same: TOO BIG: The size was right in the Content Manager, but I'm now stuck in WP and really lost... Any ideas for me?
I don't know when you wrote this, I'm a non-tech person trying to understand... I've spent too many hours trying to re-size an image in Gutenberg. Already my options open up different from those you have, so that complicates things for me. You say (lesson 5) that by clicking on the image in the visual editor I should be able to resize it as I require. But the only control I seem to have is to choose, on the right, Full-size, Large, Medium, Thumbnail. Whatever I click on, the image size stays the same: TOO BIG: The size was right in the Content Manager, but I'm now stuck in WP and really lost... Any ideas for me?
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TheAbiePPlus
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You have Kraken installed by default with every WordPress installation; in your block editor, with posts and pages and the right sidebar, you can choose the size of your image from thumbnail to small, medium, large, and actual size.
You click the plus icon, then the image. You insert one from your media library and choose the size.
I hope you can manage it.
You click the plus icon, then the image. You insert one from your media library and choose the size.
I hope you can manage it.
