Actually, Abbie, all you need to do is to use your screen reader
virtual find (since you're using NVDA, it's ctrl + NVDA +f), and
search for the word 'publish', without the single quote marks, of
course. It's a button, so use spacebar or enter to expand the options.
From that point on, all should look familiar, but let us know if you
run into difficulties.
On 4/28/21, Abbie Taylor <abbietaylor945@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
After a blog post has been scheduled or gone live, I can still make changes
to the text in Gutenberg, but I'm not seeing an Update button or other such
option for saving changes. Of course, I can go back to the classic editor
and do this, but in a year's time, when the classic editor is no longer
available, then what?
This not only applies to my wordpress.com blog but also my website, which
Jackie is currently hosting. I frequently update pages on this site. Once
the classic editor goes away, I don't know how I'll continue to do this.
Does anyone know how to save changes to posts and pages in Gutenberg once
they're scheduled or live?
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Abbie Johnson Taylor, Author
http://www.abbiejohnsontaylor.com
abbietaylor945@xxxxxxxxx
