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I continue to recommend WordPress (with drag-and-drop plugins for those who prefer this) over Wix because there are so many disadvantages to a Wix website: COST – Wix is 20-25% more expensive TEMPLATES – Wix has far fewer templates and you can’t switch templates after your website goes live. NON-RESPONSIVE— Ipad landscape view is non-responsive.
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WordPress is software that is installed on your web server and requires updating like any other software. Sometimes the web hosting company does it for you, sometimes they don’t. Good WordPress managers know they need to follow WordPress’s blog to get the latest on WordPress releases and ensure it’s done. WORDPRESS TIPS Back up the
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WordPress Jargon is a great new resource for those do-it-yourselfers that are having problems understanding WordPress jargon.
I <3 WordPress Posted by Sue Sutcliffe on Sunday, December 2, 2018
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