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Wordpress Users, Please Come In!

by emmalexdboy
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Wordpress users:

What's your biggest challenge with Wordpress as your blogging platform?

Share them below, let's help each other out!
#users #wordpress
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    • Profile picture of the author emmalexdboy
      I don't agree with some of the points you raised.

      The font and formatting style depends on the theme you use for your blog and most themes (especially premium ones like divi) allows drag and drop features without writing any line of code.

      Comparing WordPress to Weebly is an insult to Wordpress, they are no match.
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  • Profile picture of the author San Kumar
    WordPress has grown from a normal blogging platform to a full-fledged Content Management System. But there are some significant challenges as well. You require a plugin for pretty much everything if you don't know how to code. This can be good, as you get the functionality you look for right away, but it can be awfully frustrating since it slows down your website big time. Another big challenge is with that WordPress themes it requires lots of optimization because there is too much happening with the theme, most of the themes are built on a framework and plugins, which can have strange interactions with the plugins.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
    The font and formatting style depends on the theme you use for your blog and most themes (especially premium ones like divi) allows drag and drop features without writing any line of code.
    Plus there are awesome live editors available.
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  • Profile picture of the author mrvm1
    hi
    i don't have any challenges with WordPress, a fantastic full CMS platform , themes are even better now both free and paid.
    good luck
    mac
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  • Profile picture of the author DWaters
    Security is the issue I am concerned about. I have had hacking issues in the past. With the security plugins I use now I feel more confident that i am OK.
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  • Profile picture of the author mrvm1
    wordfence is a very good security plugin and works for me, i also know lots of other wordpress users who use it
    all the best
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