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[ WordPress – an Argument for Change ]

Oh yes! – That can very easily be done, just set some preachers out in the sun.

Do you remember that 61 meme? – Well that’s the reason why no one can actually start world war three: it’s because no one can (actually) agree on which particular pastor of god to follow.

Don’t be a divine sheep here, and mindlessly follow the Elementor Divi herd: make a name for yourself, by divvying up the elemental standard code for yourself, it’s honestly not that hard.

** My recommendation: start off with a good u-Tube tutorial: I actually began with this guy, who also provides the most excellent examples as he goes along. You may also note: that he provided his free tutorial course in May of 2014, but its as relevant today as it was way back than. My advise, just ignore all of that stupid modern Guttenberg Block nonsense and you’ll be fine.

The chopping blocks are those god building platforms, all being heavily promoted by the new godly influencers, but I have to say here, that they just ain’t worth it at the end of the day: because once installed, and once you are tied into their hierarchy subscription models, you then have to employ SEOs just to get your site up to a reasonable loading speed, and that’s to even be in the running, with the only winners coming in first here, being the greedy profiteers selling your pipe-dreams out in the sun, flat out on the web highway of 61.

It’s usually here when the penny drops, as the 61 timer finally ticks over from sixty seconds, which is when you (finally) see the light, of being duped!
Halleluiah! — Brothers and Sisters!

Don’t be conned by the almighty zealots, make the effort and first do your due-diligence homework: it’s your own content that you’re selling here, and not someone else’s fancy graphics and slide out toys.

Final thoughts, stay away from the inbuilt WordPress themes: they’ll drag you down to Hell quicker than a whores knickers being dropped for a paying client. The twenty-(whatever) themes are all the same, boring repetitive and a complete waste of time in even customizing.

Here is an example of free themes that you can try, and you’ll note that they’re all the flat rolling layout, as shown in the boring twenty-(whatever) themes. You may also note that they all have paid-for options, because in finding that page above; this Muppet here, also stupidly used ‘educational’ in the Google search, so of course — the very many educational establishments are also included.

It’s heavy selling from the get go with the Yanks pulling our chains from afar, with every blank theme that you can find being preached out on the web highway, all being loaded with heavenly godly features: which basically means redundant code and plugins to draw you in with yet more useless bells and whistles.

Hummmm! Anyhow, once you’ve got the feel of the free concept in regards of what WP can do for you finally under your belt, then you might like to start on the Underscores Theme, this has no devil worshippers pulling its sales strings, it’s just a plain old fashioned WordPress website, much like mine!

Thanks for reading, Jessica: Praise be the ORI.