In reply to Bill Bennett.

*Using the classic editor is not a sign you don’t like Gutenberg or that it’s not popular.

I love Gutenberg and can’t wait to fully use full site editing but I do have classic editor installed on one of my sites that was built with elementor.

I don’t want to be using elementor since it’s inferior in many ways but I’m too lazy to switch an existing site to Gutenberg. That’s probably going to be a common theme where existing workflows do a good enough job so many will avoid Gutenberg.

Converting a elementor page to Gutenberg blocks is actually simple enough since elementor doesn’t use shortcodes but then you have to make sure the block editor is similarly styled and has similar functionality to elementor.

Base Gutenberg blocks can handle tons of functionality/designs, I only create custom blocks if I need something specific and also custom styles but let the theme global styles take care of the rest.

Full site editing is going to be able to handle alot of useful cases.

For example if you need a different header or footer for a landing page, legal pages, category, etc..that will be simple to do without needing to do a deployment!