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You are in analysis paralysis. There will be no perfect solution. If you think WordPress is heavy, you never really had serious requirements for content managem
by pestaa 13y ago
You are in analysis paralysis. There will be no perfect solution. If you think WordPress is heavy, you never really had serious requirements for content management anyway. My suggestion? Stick with what you know.
- krapp 13y agoTo be fair to biturd, the less you're willing to trust Wordpress defaults, the more hassle it is. Once you get to the point of writing a child theme and writing your own code to enforce an html whitelist (as I do) and setting secure defaults in the config file etc. then you're basically swimming against the current of Wordpress' own practicality. You might as well just pick up slim + twig + phpass and roll your own, and it would probably be more secure anyway. Although I do wonder, if there isn't a good static blogging solution in PHP, why there isn't.