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  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    I have been using WordPress for my client sites over the last few years. I was looking for something that I could use for clients where WP was overkill. You don't need a full blown WP for a few page

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    It will probably be a one-time fee per deployment/usage.

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    Totally understand your reasoning. I know it's still early, but do you have any idea what the price point will be at for the pro admin? And will that be a year license or a one time fee? For our cl

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    The Grav target user base cannot be everyone. While a Grav site can be used by everyone non-technical when shown how the Admin works, building a non-trivial Grav site is a different topic and the int

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    Putting the WYSIWYG editor in the free admin plugin could be quite a huge investment in the future of Grav. Because (as edgarjellyfish already mentioned) chances are higher for non-developers (regular

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    As of right now, Grav is a cool idea and fun to use if you've a lot of technical knowledge like a professional webdeveloper. But if I was just the average blogger, or even one who makes a living with

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    Of course, it's only fair to get compensated for your hard work. However as I see it, a free WYSIWYG editor would attract more people to start working with Grav, potentially becoming full-time Grav us

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    Here's our thinking: Developers and web professionals generally like or even prefer markdown. So most people developing with Grav for fun, will probably prefer dealing with files, or alternatively en

  • Planned WYSIWYG editor only pro (paid) version? · 10 years ago

    Why is the WYSIWYG editor planned only for the paid version? I would say making it available in the free version is much better, as it will attract a lot more users ... who then possibly buy pro stuff

  • WYSIWYG editor - really not available? · 10 years ago

    And substitution of the pages management for the admin plugin is completely compatible with admin plugin: not even one line of the admin plugin changed :-)