So, I was trying to find something, you know, the old-school stuff from the Creator Studio, which they now call “classic”. It used to be the thing, but YouTube has moved on to this new thing called YouTube Studio. But let’s say you are like me, a bit nostalgic, and you want to get back to the classic.
First, I opened my browser and typed in some words to search for how to use it.
I found some stuff about a website called Scribd. It says it’s like the world’s largest place for reading and publishing, which is cool, but not really what I was looking for at that moment.
- Then I stumbled upon this math problem solver thing. It gives you answers to algebra homework and shows you how to do it step-by-step. I mean, that’s great, but I was not in the mood for math.
- I read something about a guide to using the Classic Editor on WordPress. It is like the old way to edit things on your website, before the current WordPress Editor.
- There’s also a thing on deep learning by some guy named Andrew. It looks super intense, with all this code and screenshots. I just skipped that one.
- Next, I saw something about Symbolab. It is like a super calculator that can solve all kinds of math problems, even the really hard ones. It even shows you graphs and stuff. Not what I need right now, though.
Then, I found what I was looking for. It was this guide on how to use the Classic Editor, it’s an official plugin for WordPress, made by the WordPress guys. It makes it so you can use the old WordPress editor, the one we all know and love.
So, I started following the guide. It’s pretty easy, actually. You just need to install the plugin and activate it. And boom, you’re back in the classic mode. There are also ways to figure out classic sounds by instrument types and effects, which was mentioned, so that seems to be helpful.
What I’ve Done
So basically, I found this way to get back to the classic way of doing things on YouTube or WordPress or whatever uses this “classic” mode. It was a bit of a trip through some other stuff I didn’t need, like math solvers and deep learning courses, but I got there in the end. And it was all worth it to get back to something familiar and comfy.
