The WordPress Block Editor vs Other Page Builders
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- In this video, we delve into the comparison between the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) and other page builders, particularly Thrive Architect. Discover the strengths and weaknesses of Gutenberg, and explore how Thrive Architect offers intuitive solutions for building your WordPress site. From user interface to plugin compatibility, we explore key features and considerations. Join us for an insightful discussion on optimizing your WordPress experience. Learn more about WordPress block editor alternatives like Thrive Architect in the description below!
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Really good job, thanks!
I get the idea that you have created an ecosystem with all the plugins. However, I typically only use the theme builder and Thrive Architect, but as an agency, I'm forced to pay for all the other plugins. It would be great if you had an A la carte option. The other thing is that the page builder creates a lot of extra code. For my own sites, I've started to use Generate Press with either Bricks or the Generate Block plugin. They aren't going anywhere and there's a lot less code.
You can indeed only sign up for Thrive Architect and Thrive Theme Builder alone if you want to! But, as an agency, I’d see about taking advantage of the power that all of our other companion tools bring to your sites. - Tony
Yes, thrive suite can do everything EXCEPT something as stupidly simple as custom fonts.
For this, thrive relies on buggy FREE wordress plugins, instead of building it natively into a suite that does everything from courses, to themes, to quizzes to forms. BUT just not custom fonts. 🤥
too bad wordpress is absolute garbage.
That’s a brave claim!