Hi Doug,

If I'm not wrong, you mentioned from your existing blog post right?

If yes, that was the correct behaviour, example : If you create a blog post using Tiny-MCE editor, so this blog post editor can't change to Easyblog - composer.

The reason why we do this behaviour is because if let say I using composer create a blog post and insert a lot of different block, after that I switch to another editor, so that editor do not how to render the composer block, so it will messed up the content styling format.

Thanks for the quick reply. So what should I do to fix the issue?

Thanks,
Doug

Hi Doug,

Do you mean that you would like to change all your existing blog post to use composer?

If yes, unfortunately that was not possible. Unless you create a new blog post for this.

My settings are set to use Built-in easyblog composer. I deleted all existing blog posts and still I don't see templates or blocks and it looks like the editor is still the tintmce. I want future posts to be able to use templates and blocks.

Thanks,
Doug

hi Doug,

Can you go to your profile and set the editor to use default editor. Check my screenshot below.

It should display composer now after you set. Please have a check.

By the way, I hitting this : You are not authorised to view this resource. when i save the setting from your backend.

Yeah, thanks for getting back to us your issues resolved.