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I like Gutenberg a lot, however, the tips at the beginning of each page load
drives me mad. I would like to disable the nagging tips forever and ever via code.



Please don't post "Disable Gutenberg" plugin, I've already seen that. I want to do it via a couple of lines of code in my theme.



There must be a hook, but I couldn't find it.
Thanks for a hint.



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    I like Gutenberg a lot, however, the tips at the beginning of each page load
    drives me mad. I would like to disable the nagging tips forever and ever via code.



    Please don't post "Disable Gutenberg" plugin, I've already seen that. I want to do it via a couple of lines of code in my theme.



    There must be a hook, but I couldn't find it.
    Thanks for a hint.



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      I like Gutenberg a lot, however, the tips at the beginning of each page load
      drives me mad. I would like to disable the nagging tips forever and ever via code.



      Please don't post "Disable Gutenberg" plugin, I've already seen that. I want to do it via a couple of lines of code in my theme.



      There must be a hook, but I couldn't find it.
      Thanks for a hint.



      enter image description here










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      I like Gutenberg a lot, however, the tips at the beginning of each page load
      drives me mad. I would like to disable the nagging tips forever and ever via code.



      Please don't post "Disable Gutenberg" plugin, I've already seen that. I want to do it via a couple of lines of code in my theme.



      There must be a hook, but I couldn't find it.
      Thanks for a hint.



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          Update #1:



          After asking from @leymannx I checked how these settings are stored.
          It turned out that settings are not permanent, they are saved in the browser as localStorage.



          key: WP_DATA_USER_{id}:
          value: {
          "core/nux":{
          "preferences":{
          "areTipsEnabled":false,
          "dismissedTips":{}
          }
          },
          //"core/edit-post"
          //...


          Update #2:



          Gutenberg tips can be disabled by using dispatch('core/nux').disableTips() (NUX package) and action hook enqueue_block_editor_assets.



          file functions.php:



          function se334561_editor_tips() {

          wp_enqueue_script(
          'se334561-js',
          get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/disable-tips.js',
          array('wp-blocks')
          );
          }
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'se334561_editor_tips');


          file disable-tips.js:



          jQuery(document).ready(function(){
          var isVisible = wp.data.select('core/nux').areTipsEnabled()
          if (isVisible) {
          wp.data.dispatch('core/nux').disableTips();
          }
          });





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          • Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

            – leymannx
            18 hours ago











          • @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

            – nmr
            18 hours ago






          • 1





            If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

            – Daniel Vickers
            17 hours ago








          • 1





            @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

            – nmr
            17 hours ago











          • Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago



















          1














          As @nmr found out this seems to be stored browser-wise only. Though I found a workaround to simply hide it via CSS. Quick and dirty.




          functions.php:



          // Add backend styles for Gutenberg.
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'gutenberg_editor_assets');

          function gutenberg_editor_assets() {
          // Load the theme styles within Gutenberg.
          wp_enqueue_style('my-gutenberg-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri('/assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css'), FALSE);
          }



          assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css:



          .components-popover.nux-dot-tip {
          display: none !important;
          }




          Source: Creating theme editor styles for Gutenberg






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          • Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago












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          enter image description here



          Update #1:



          After asking from @leymannx I checked how these settings are stored.
          It turned out that settings are not permanent, they are saved in the browser as localStorage.



          key: WP_DATA_USER_{id}:
          value: {
          "core/nux":{
          "preferences":{
          "areTipsEnabled":false,
          "dismissedTips":{}
          }
          },
          //"core/edit-post"
          //...


          Update #2:



          Gutenberg tips can be disabled by using dispatch('core/nux').disableTips() (NUX package) and action hook enqueue_block_editor_assets.



          file functions.php:



          function se334561_editor_tips() {

          wp_enqueue_script(
          'se334561-js',
          get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/disable-tips.js',
          array('wp-blocks')
          );
          }
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'se334561_editor_tips');


          file disable-tips.js:



          jQuery(document).ready(function(){
          var isVisible = wp.data.select('core/nux').areTipsEnabled()
          if (isVisible) {
          wp.data.dispatch('core/nux').disableTips();
          }
          });





          share|improve this answer


























          • Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

            – leymannx
            18 hours ago











          • @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

            – nmr
            18 hours ago






          • 1





            If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

            – Daniel Vickers
            17 hours ago








          • 1





            @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

            – nmr
            17 hours ago











          • Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago
















          3














          enter image description here



          Update #1:



          After asking from @leymannx I checked how these settings are stored.
          It turned out that settings are not permanent, they are saved in the browser as localStorage.



          key: WP_DATA_USER_{id}:
          value: {
          "core/nux":{
          "preferences":{
          "areTipsEnabled":false,
          "dismissedTips":{}
          }
          },
          //"core/edit-post"
          //...


          Update #2:



          Gutenberg tips can be disabled by using dispatch('core/nux').disableTips() (NUX package) and action hook enqueue_block_editor_assets.



          file functions.php:



          function se334561_editor_tips() {

          wp_enqueue_script(
          'se334561-js',
          get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/disable-tips.js',
          array('wp-blocks')
          );
          }
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'se334561_editor_tips');


          file disable-tips.js:



          jQuery(document).ready(function(){
          var isVisible = wp.data.select('core/nux').areTipsEnabled()
          if (isVisible) {
          wp.data.dispatch('core/nux').disableTips();
          }
          });





          share|improve this answer


























          • Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

            – leymannx
            18 hours ago











          • @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

            – nmr
            18 hours ago






          • 1





            If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

            – Daniel Vickers
            17 hours ago








          • 1





            @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

            – nmr
            17 hours ago











          • Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago














          3












          3








          3







          enter image description here



          Update #1:



          After asking from @leymannx I checked how these settings are stored.
          It turned out that settings are not permanent, they are saved in the browser as localStorage.



          key: WP_DATA_USER_{id}:
          value: {
          "core/nux":{
          "preferences":{
          "areTipsEnabled":false,
          "dismissedTips":{}
          }
          },
          //"core/edit-post"
          //...


          Update #2:



          Gutenberg tips can be disabled by using dispatch('core/nux').disableTips() (NUX package) and action hook enqueue_block_editor_assets.



          file functions.php:



          function se334561_editor_tips() {

          wp_enqueue_script(
          'se334561-js',
          get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/disable-tips.js',
          array('wp-blocks')
          );
          }
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'se334561_editor_tips');


          file disable-tips.js:



          jQuery(document).ready(function(){
          var isVisible = wp.data.select('core/nux').areTipsEnabled()
          if (isVisible) {
          wp.data.dispatch('core/nux').disableTips();
          }
          });





          share|improve this answer















          enter image description here



          Update #1:



          After asking from @leymannx I checked how these settings are stored.
          It turned out that settings are not permanent, they are saved in the browser as localStorage.



          key: WP_DATA_USER_{id}:
          value: {
          "core/nux":{
          "preferences":{
          "areTipsEnabled":false,
          "dismissedTips":{}
          }
          },
          //"core/edit-post"
          //...


          Update #2:



          Gutenberg tips can be disabled by using dispatch('core/nux').disableTips() (NUX package) and action hook enqueue_block_editor_assets.



          file functions.php:



          function se334561_editor_tips() {

          wp_enqueue_script(
          'se334561-js',
          get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/disable-tips.js',
          array('wp-blocks')
          );
          }
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'se334561_editor_tips');


          file disable-tips.js:



          jQuery(document).ready(function(){
          var isVisible = wp.data.select('core/nux').areTipsEnabled()
          if (isVisible) {
          wp.data.dispatch('core/nux').disableTips();
          }
          });






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          • Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

            – leymannx
            18 hours ago











          • @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

            – nmr
            18 hours ago






          • 1





            If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

            – Daniel Vickers
            17 hours ago








          • 1





            @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

            – nmr
            17 hours ago











          • Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago



















          • Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

            – leymannx
            18 hours ago











          • @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

            – nmr
            18 hours ago






          • 1





            If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

            – Daniel Vickers
            17 hours ago








          • 1





            @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

            – nmr
            17 hours ago











          • Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago

















          Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

          – leymannx
          18 hours ago





          Is this globally for every user? Is there a way to configure this per code as well? So that when I ship a plugin to a client it deactivates the tips when this plugin gets activated?

          – leymannx
          18 hours ago













          @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

          – nmr
          18 hours ago





          @leymannx These are individual settings for each user.

          – nmr
          18 hours ago




          1




          1





          If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

          – Daniel Vickers
          17 hours ago







          If it’s an option able checkbox in the admin area they’ll be away to toggle it for all as the values got to be stored somewhere you should in code be able to set that value for all users on init or something, try to find where it stores that value in the DB

          – Daniel Vickers
          17 hours ago






          1




          1





          @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

          – nmr
          17 hours ago





          @leymannx This would require additional code (js + php) which, after changing areTipsEnabled, writes the state to DB and restores it when the user logs in.

          – nmr
          17 hours ago













          Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

          – user3135691
          15 hours ago





          Thank you all for your answers. I knew the options panel before, and "yes, it is not stored permanently". That's exactly what I'm looking for. Disable it permanently.

          – user3135691
          15 hours ago













          1














          As @nmr found out this seems to be stored browser-wise only. Though I found a workaround to simply hide it via CSS. Quick and dirty.




          functions.php:



          // Add backend styles for Gutenberg.
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'gutenberg_editor_assets');

          function gutenberg_editor_assets() {
          // Load the theme styles within Gutenberg.
          wp_enqueue_style('my-gutenberg-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri('/assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css'), FALSE);
          }



          assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css:



          .components-popover.nux-dot-tip {
          display: none !important;
          }




          Source: Creating theme editor styles for Gutenberg






          share|improve this answer
























          • Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago
















          1














          As @nmr found out this seems to be stored browser-wise only. Though I found a workaround to simply hide it via CSS. Quick and dirty.




          functions.php:



          // Add backend styles for Gutenberg.
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'gutenberg_editor_assets');

          function gutenberg_editor_assets() {
          // Load the theme styles within Gutenberg.
          wp_enqueue_style('my-gutenberg-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri('/assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css'), FALSE);
          }



          assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css:



          .components-popover.nux-dot-tip {
          display: none !important;
          }




          Source: Creating theme editor styles for Gutenberg






          share|improve this answer
























          • Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago














          1












          1








          1







          As @nmr found out this seems to be stored browser-wise only. Though I found a workaround to simply hide it via CSS. Quick and dirty.




          functions.php:



          // Add backend styles for Gutenberg.
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'gutenberg_editor_assets');

          function gutenberg_editor_assets() {
          // Load the theme styles within Gutenberg.
          wp_enqueue_style('my-gutenberg-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri('/assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css'), FALSE);
          }



          assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css:



          .components-popover.nux-dot-tip {
          display: none !important;
          }




          Source: Creating theme editor styles for Gutenberg






          share|improve this answer













          As @nmr found out this seems to be stored browser-wise only. Though I found a workaround to simply hide it via CSS. Quick and dirty.




          functions.php:



          // Add backend styles for Gutenberg.
          add_action('enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'gutenberg_editor_assets');

          function gutenberg_editor_assets() {
          // Load the theme styles within Gutenberg.
          wp_enqueue_style('my-gutenberg-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri('/assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css'), FALSE);
          }



          assets/gutenberg-editor-styles.css:



          .components-popover.nux-dot-tip {
          display: none !important;
          }




          Source: Creating theme editor styles for Gutenberg







          share|improve this answer












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            – user3135691
            15 hours ago



















          • Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

            – user3135691
            15 hours ago

















          Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

          – user3135691
          15 hours ago





          Yes, this solution also came to my mind but as you have said: it's quick 'n dirty. Thank you for your help.

          – user3135691
          15 hours ago


















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