Robin Devitt

I'm unable to replicate this issue at the moment. Will loop back to it at a later stage. Unless anyone has clearer steps to replicate?

Tried to replicate this on a non Altis install and I wasn't able to replicate this issue. So it appears to be related to our additions.

Starting to look into this and it appears that Yoast SEO had changes done and the only issued plugins are - ElasticPress - AWS Analytics - Experience Blocks - Altis...

I have dug through this and starting to pull my hair out a little. I have figured I need to focus on a single module at a time as that...

Figured out cloning some of the modules into the `extra-packages` folder and then running `composer symlink` didn't link all the folders and noticeably the one I was working in

I'm disabling the cms module with the below int he config which seems to disable functionality like authorship despite it being enabled. ``` "cms" : { "enabled": false, "authorship": true,...

I came across [this article](https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/29/block-based-widgets-editor-in-wordpress-5-8/) where it says don't use @wordpress/editor, but doesn't give any feedback as to what should be used instead. >Don’t use @wordpress/editor Many legacy widgets call...

I tried to tackle this issue within the [AWS Analytics Plugin](https://github.com/humanmade/aws-analytics) and got stuck, given this is a `bug` with a `should have` label, I'm going to move away from...

This section for reference : 

The documentation main page would be `/wp-admin/admin.php?page=altis-documentation` ? Would something like the below work which would be added in after the content so the version value/s can be updated dynamically...