20250126-1342. Greetings! Today is freezing cool yet sunny like the past few days! I finished the “features” page from the second plugin’s Wizard setup template, but without actually touching it, saving as draft or publishing it.
What I did was try to work on the first two pages from the first plugin and those pages looked nice enough but without templates designed by experts.
So for this features page, I’m still deciding if I wanna keep the finished bare-bones, skeletal sidebar elements from the first plugin’s list of WordPress blocks/widgets or improve the design by using the second plugin’s Wizard setup template called Features, which came with the Home, About and Contact or a total of four pages for upgrading to the cheapest but Essentials Pro plan.
And I could see that my most prolific commenter John Jr had liked the first three static posts from the Essentials Pro plan Wizard setup templates! That makes me happy to know!
The READ BLOG button page is taken from my OLD WordPress page, which includes my one and only favorite WordPress block/widget called Blog Post.
This Blog Post block/widget is set to Infinity Scroll and Full Content view. (In the past my favorite was the Excerpt view set at 100 length maximum.)
For some reason, when I edit my saved WordPress posts/pages under the second plugin’s platform, I’m forced to use their features. This is good because these are two different databases/separate business entities.
So I can’t edit the appearance of the second plugin’s WordPress blocks/widgets, which look like HTML codes or texts or pre-formatted.
I’ll find a way to force my brain to accept either the simple version or keep my Features page consistent and pretty like the other three pages that got one Likes each from/by John Jr.
That’s all. End status report 1410 PST.
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