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Jekyll vs. WordPress

WordPress.com Thrive Themes Themify Jekyll ImageOptim API Elementor
  1. Create a free website or build a blog with ease on WordPress.com. Dozens of free, customizable, mobile-ready designs and themes. Free hosting and support.
    This post compares two of the heavyweights: WordPress and Jekyll.

    #Web Hosting #CMS #Hosting 1013 social mentions

  2. WordPress templates and plugins.
    You don’t necessarily have to rely on those plug-ins. If you’re comfortable with code, you can edit the CSS directly or add custom code without touching the main CSS file. Some companies, such as Thrive Themes, even let you create your own theme in a completely no-code environment. If that’s still more hands-on than you’d like, you can simply install one of the many, many thousands of free or premium themes available. And there are the very popular page builders, giving additional flexibility to individual pages without having to create your own theme. Elementor, Themify, and Thrive Themes are a few popular examples.

    #Development Tools #Javascript UI Libraries #JavaScript Framework 1 social mentions

  3. Premium WordPress Themes & Plugins Since 2010, Themify themes and plugins have been helping 87,941+ customers make beautifully responsive WordPress sites, faster and easier than ever.
    You don’t necessarily have to rely on those plug-ins. If you’re comfortable with code, you can edit the CSS directly or add custom code without touching the main CSS file. Some companies, such as Thrive Themes, even let you create your own theme in a completely no-code environment. If that’s still more hands-on than you’d like, you can simply install one of the many, many thousands of free or premium themes available. And there are the very popular page builders, giving additional flexibility to individual pages without having to create your own theme. Elementor, Themify, and Thrive Themes are a few popular examples.

    #Wordpress Themes #Wordpress #Word Press Themes Marketplace 1 social mentions

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    Jekyll is a simple, blog aware, static site generator.
    Pricing:
    • Open Source
    This post compares two of the heavyweights: WordPress and Jekyll.

    #CMS #Blogging #Blogging Platform 180 social mentions

  5. Web service for image compression
    Nonetheless, there’s no getting away from the fact that WordPress is a dynamic site builder that loads from a database. Jekyll loads very small static files, and it can be sped up even further by using plug-ins such as ImageOptim API.

    #Image Optimisation #Health & Wellness #Design Tools 3 social mentions

  6. Elementor is a front-end drag & drop page builder for WordPress.
    Pricing:
    • Open Source
    You don’t necessarily have to rely on those plug-ins. If you’re comfortable with code, you can edit the CSS directly or add custom code without touching the main CSS file. Some companies, such as Thrive Themes, even let you create your own theme in a completely no-code environment. If that’s still more hands-on than you’d like, you can simply install one of the many, many thousands of free or premium themes available. And there are the very popular page builders, giving additional flexibility to individual pages without having to create your own theme. Elementor, Themify, and Thrive Themes are a few popular examples.

    #Website Design #Website Builder #CMS 61 social mentions

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