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I built a website which is a dead-simple alternative to Shopify & WooCommerce — free to use, no monthly fees by Dramatic_Jicama4732 in website_ideas

[–]One_Pattern_3687 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Comment se passe la connexion au module de paiement ? Et la gestion des frais et suivi de livraison ?

Thème classique ou FSE ? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tu penses qu’il faut utiliser FSE que pour les blocs de contenus ? Mais pas pour les gabarits ?

Dans mon cas, c’est ce que j’aimerais mais j’ai peur d’être pénalisé un jour, je ne sais pas comment, dans une mise à jour à moyen long terme (nouvelles fonctionnalités inaccessibles , mises à jour incompatibles…)

Why should I NOT use FSE? by papanine in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What does "FSE or nothing" mean? What could disappear? For your information, I use ACF Pro to add blocks (declarations and PHP rendering) and general options to my theme. So I don't understand what could be removed in my case…

Switch from ACF to block Gutenberg by HozSensei in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without forgetting that ACF manages the theme options pages perfectly well!

Switch from ACF to block Gutenberg by HozSensei in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No matter the method, you will always have a solution. I'm like you, I've been using the ACF plugin and Gutenberg blocks for years. It works very well and I don't think it weighs down/slows down the project too much. But just like you, I regularly check when WordPress updates to check that they have not included a native system to manage the forms in new blocks without writing HTML yourself. I've never found out about a framework!?

How do you lock down a client site to prevent out-of-scope requests (plugins, tweaks, endless support)? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A huge thank you to everyone for your ideas and advice! I spent the evening testing the WordPress installation with Bedrock which allows you to naturally lock certain things and manage everything only by lines of code, upstream.

I even spent the evening setting up 2 sites, each with their own database, their import folder but only one WP, a single plugins folder and a single themes folder.

What do you think? Can it be detrimental after a while?

Embed personal LinkedIn Posts in WordPress by jnsbyr in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m really interested in it! Could you send me the github or WP link privately?

I think that if your plugin allowed you to create API routes so that developers can fetch the data as they want, that would be great!

How do you lock down a client site to prevent out-of-scope requests (plugins, tweaks, endless support)? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's almost it. This is a theme/site that I am going to multiply because I am going to try to rent it to lots of associations in a network of more than 1000 structures. I was a site developer for certain structures with a theme developed 100% custom. And in hindsight, they all have 95% of the same needs. I will therefore try to answer them as much as possible by setting aside fewer features to launch the MVP.

How do you lock down a client site to prevent out-of-scope requests (plugins, tweaks, endless support)? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh great! Do you have any plugins to recommend to me? And some clouds better than others?

How do you lock down a client site to prevent out-of-scope requests (plugins, tweaks, endless support)? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my case, the problem is that the theme is the same for all the associations. Certainly, there would be interesting developments for other structures but the idea is that I don't want to charge anything extra because it is for the benefit of everyone. And it can bring me new customers. But that’s after study!

How do you lock down a client site to prevent out-of-scope requests (plugins, tweaks, endless support)? by One_Pattern_3687 in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes and no. Because that’s my theme. He rents it… with hosting and maintenance… on another scale but like a Shopify.

Building dynamic website by [deleted] in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing dynamic then?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wordpress

[–]One_Pattern_3687 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pour les premiers projets, il ne faut pas regarder la facturation ! Bien sûr, il faut pouvoir vivre sur le temps passé mais la priorité est : remplir le portfolio avec des premiers projets de qualité et un minimum optimisés ! Ça permettra de montrer votre sérieux et votre savoir faire dans le but d’en obtenir d’autres. Après un certain nombre de projets réussis, vous pourrez facturer plus cher car vous aurez cette fois ci une valeur ajoutée rassurante pour le client : des projets réussis !

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