Making a site using blocksy and greenshift – is the gutenburg builder the best option to stick with as the building engine?

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I believe I could change to some other option, like beaver builder or bricks or something. The Gutenberg setup seems fine, though some of the layout controls are a bit of a janky struggle (the only major issue I’ve noticed so far).

Figured I’d ask the question before I get too far into the design!

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4 Comments
  1. My advice to you after several experiments, I see that the Cadence template professional version with a simple set of plugins will create a very cool website from scratch, and most importantly, the choice of hosting.

    Google is interested in speed, that is, browsing speed as a basic measure and user experience, so ready-made templates that are free of programming errors are excellent and from experience.

    I have a site that I am not interested in with the same template, I hope you can measure its speed and see.

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  2. From what you’re saying, it sounds like you’re already rolling with Gutenberg and mostly finding your groove.

    The Gutenberg editor is constantly being updated, and it’s really getting its game on with each release. It’s built to work seamlessly with WordPress, which means less conflict with themes and plugins, especially ones you’re already using like Blocksy and Greenshift.

    True, the layout controls can sometimes feel like they’re doing a bit of a salsa solo, but once you get a hang of the rhythm, it can be a pretty smooth dance.

 

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