In reply to Jeff Chandler.

Hi Jeff,

@Blair Jersyer might have a good idea. The Classic block is not the same as the TinyMCE editor.

A lot of plugins have integrations with the TinyMCE editor that are currently not supported or possible with Gutenberg. For example, I have a plugin that adds a TinyMCE button. When clicked there is a popup that accepts some input and then when done a shortcode is inserted into the editor text at the point where the cursor was. This is inline with the text, not a paragraph or block on its own. This is not possible (yet or ever?) with Gutenberg. So Blair's idea has merit. @Tammie Lister, is this possible?