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Monzur Alam
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Edituno – Live Frontend Block Editor
Let your content team edit text, links, buttons and images on the front end, with locks, approvals and a site-wide changelog built in.
Edituno ranks #70,388 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 22, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.0.0
Current Version v1.0.0
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 22 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 22, 2026
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- 6.5+
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- 7.1.4
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- 8.0 or higher
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- Monzur Alam
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Edituno – Live Frontend Block Editor
Yes. The plugin uses the render_block filter and works with any block theme.
Yes. Edits are saved per-block via a custom REST endpoint that parses and serializes blocks server-side, so block structure, styling and block-specific settings stay intact.
By default, paragraphs and headings. In Edituno → Settings you can also turn on verse, preformatted, list item and code blocks. Images, buttons and quote citations are handled separately from that list and are editable for any eligible user out of the box.
Three things most inline editors don't have: every published edit is recorded with who/what/where/when in a searchable, exportable Site changes log; you can lock a whole page or individual blocks (including everything nested inside them) so editors can only touch what they're meant to; and edits from chosen roles can be routed into a Pending changes approval queue instead of going live immediately. It's built for a team with more than one editor, not just a single-user convenience feature.
By default, yes — for every role except Administrator. In Edituno → Settings you can untick any role to let it publish immediately; the roles that stay ticked have their edits (text, images, buttons and quote citations) held in the Pending changes screen until someone with approval rights reviews them. Administrators always publish immediately. You can also configure which roles are allowed to approve/reject, separately from which roles need approval.
Only logged-in users who already have permission to edit the post. The editing UI is never shown to visitors, and its assets are never loaded for them either.
Edituno is off by default for every user. Click the "Edituno" item in the admin bar (top toolbar) at the top of the page and choose "Enable Edituno" — it stays on for you until you switch it off again.
Yes. Lock a whole page (a checkbox in the "Front-End Editing" box when editing the page), or lock a single block/section using the block's own Lock option (the padlock in its Options menu) or by adding the CSS class edituno-no-edit in its Advanced panel. A locked block, and everything nested inside it, becomes read-only on the front end. Locks are enforced when saving, so they can't be bypassed.
No. Edituno is built on the native WordPress Interactivity API and ships ready to run — no npm install, no compiling assets, and no separate page-builder layout system to learn.
No. The editing UI and its assets only load for logged-in users who already have permission to edit the page they're viewing. Regular visitors never load any of it.