Select the 'Disable Fullscreen Editor' snippet from the WPCode library

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WPCode's homepageIf you want to add the above snippet manually using WPCode, just follow our guide on how to add custom code in WordPress .

However, there is an even easier way to do this. WPCode has a built-in library of more than 1,500 ready-made code snippets, including one to disable the full-screen editor, so we will use that method for this tutorial.

First, you need to install and activate the free WPCode plugin . If you need help, follow this guide on how to install a WordPress plugin .

Once the plugin is activated, go to Code Snippets » Library from your WordPress dashboard .

Then look for the snippet “Disable Fullscreen Editor” and click on the “Use snippet” button below.

On the next page, WPCode will automatically insert the code for you.

You can also specify the correct insertion canada telegram data method and add tags to help you keep track of your individual code snippets.

WPCode automatically adds the code to disable the fullscreen editor
Then simply switch the switch from “Inactive” to “Active” and click the “Update” button at the top of the page.

Switch the code snippet to Active and click Update in WPCode
That's it. Now the full-screen editor will be disabled for all users. You can manually switch the post editor back to full-screen mode at any time if you want.

We hope this article helped you learn how to disable full-screen mode in the WordPress post editor. You may also be interested in our tips for mastering the WordPress content editor or our expert picks of the best drag-and-drop page builders for WordPress .

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