tagDiv Composer and WP 5.0.3

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Since I see post after post regarding tagDiv Composer failing in a myriad of ways I am re-posting my January 13, 2019 problem–yesterday at this moment.

The “tagDiv Composer button” on the ADD PAGE did not show at all.

As I reported, there were no problems with installation of the plugin.
I even de-installed and re-installed yesterday with no report of error.

However, I just made the tagDiv Composer Button SHOW on ADD PAGE!

WP 5.0.3 installs its new BLOCK COMPOSER by DEFAULT
Classic Editor, from this version onward into the future, it says, is now a plugin!

On a suspicion I went down into the SETTINGS/OPTIONS on the right-hand of the Add Page view to the very bottom where it says “EDITORS”
Opening it up I was shown an Option for initiating the “Switch to Classic Editor?” (in place of the new 5.0.3 WP page editor).

After choosing to Use Classic Editor it asked if I wanted to Leave the Page. I did and selected that.

When the old WordPress Classic Editor View showed up again the TAGDIV COMPOSER Button was now sitting big and blue underneath the page title field.

And clicking the button launched the front end TagDiv Composer editor as before.

However, after a quick experiment of using the TD Composer and Saving a Composed page I experienced that the next ADD PAGE use SWITCHES BACK to the new default block editor of WP 5.0.3

In other words, if you say, Preview the Page, after that Preview of the page you just composed with TD Composer then deciding to ADD another page the Page Editor will have switched back to the new WP Default and the TD Composer button is missing again.

Then I had to go down and select “Switch to Classic Editor?” AGAIN to be able to See and Use TD Composer.

I don’t know yet if there is a way to make WP KEEP the Classic Editor view as Default.

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Hi,

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Thanks.

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