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That’s the problem people have with WordPress, the tons of plugins they install. Not much WordPress’s fault, aside from making writing and installing plugins e
by tambourine_man 3y ago
That’s the problem people have with WordPress, the tons of plugins they install.
Not much WordPress’s fault, aside from making writing and installing plugins easy and maybe not including a bazillion features few will use out of the box.
I think Gutenberg is still not ready, but when it matures, it may be a better alternative to the page builder plugins like Elementor, etc.
Comparing a hosted open source solution to Squarespace and the likes is non sequitur, IMO
- CSSer 3y agoI find it pretty funny that Gutenberg is now the fusion of the Wordpress ecosystem.
- tambourine_man 3y agoIf only there was as much progress in latter in so little time.
- mercer 3y ago> Comparing a hosted open source solution to Squarespace and the likes is non sequitur, IMO how so?
- tambourine_man 3y agoYou can change it however you want and be sure it will be running in decades to come. They’re not in the same category, to me.
- acomjean 3y agoI wonder how is Gutenberg not ready? We’ve been using it for 3+ years. It can be a little clunky but graphic designers and content creators like it for simple page/post layouts. It’s not always easy but it always seems logical.