How to use the @wordpress/edit-post.Editor function in @wordpress/edit-post
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render() {
const { initialHtmlModeEnabled } = this.props;
let initialData = this.props.initialData;
let initialTitle = this.props.initialTitle;
let postType = this.props.postType;
if ( initialData === undefined && __DEV__ ) {
initialData = initialHtml;
}
if ( initialTitle === undefined ) {
initialTitle = 'Welcome to Gutenberg!';
}
if ( postType === undefined ) {
postType = 'post';
}
const Editor = require( '@wordpress/edit-post' ).Editor;
return (
);
}
}render() {
const { initialHtmlModeEnabled } = this.props;
let initialData = this.props.initialData;
let initialTitle = this.props.initialTitle;
if ( initialData === undefined && __DEV__ ) {
initialData = initialHtml;
}
if ( initialTitle === undefined ) {
initialTitle = 'Welcome to Gutenberg!';
}
const Editor = require( '@wordpress/edit-post' ).Editor;
return (
);
}
}@wordpress/edit-post
Edit Post module for WordPress.
