How can I use a CMS with my custom website
I'm going to develop a custom site (my own html/css/js, maybe using vueJS) for a client. She wants to be able to edit the content of her site after, add/delete/update images and text.
If I code the site by myself instead of using visual builders inside wordpress, is she going to be able to edit her site with the wordpress built-in tools or I'm the one that will have to make the changes whenever she needs?
javascript css wordpress html5 content-management-system
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
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I'm going to develop a custom site (my own html/css/js, maybe using vueJS) for a client. She wants to be able to edit the content of her site after, add/delete/update images and text.
If I code the site by myself instead of using visual builders inside wordpress, is she going to be able to edit her site with the wordpress built-in tools or I'm the one that will have to make the changes whenever she needs?
javascript css wordpress html5 content-management-system
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05
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I'm going to develop a custom site (my own html/css/js, maybe using vueJS) for a client. She wants to be able to edit the content of her site after, add/delete/update images and text.
If I code the site by myself instead of using visual builders inside wordpress, is she going to be able to edit her site with the wordpress built-in tools or I'm the one that will have to make the changes whenever she needs?
javascript css wordpress html5 content-management-system
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
I'm going to develop a custom site (my own html/css/js, maybe using vueJS) for a client. She wants to be able to edit the content of her site after, add/delete/update images and text.
If I code the site by myself instead of using visual builders inside wordpress, is she going to be able to edit her site with the wordpress built-in tools or I'm the one that will have to make the changes whenever she needs?
javascript css wordpress html5 content-management-system
javascript css wordpress html5 content-management-system
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
edited Nov 17 '18 at 4:32
Ianiv Hojman
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
asked Nov 17 '18 at 4:27
Ianiv HojmanIaniv Hojman
416
416
Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05
add a comment |
Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05
Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05
Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05
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Usually you would wrap your custom part of the wordpress website into a custom plugin. I'm assuming you can wrap a vuejs app, but I haven't done/ tried that yet. But definitely an inspiring question. I would give that a try.
This tutorial should get you started: Tutorial to create a custom plugin
Implementing the Vuejs SPA afterwards into that plugin should be manageable...
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
Edwin KrauseEdwin Krause
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
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Usually you would wrap your custom part of the wordpress website into a custom plugin. I'm assuming you can wrap a vuejs app, but I haven't done/ tried that yet. But definitely an inspiring question. I would give that a try.
This tutorial should get you started: Tutorial to create a custom plugin
Implementing the Vuejs SPA afterwards into that plugin should be manageable...
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
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Usually you would wrap your custom part of the wordpress website into a custom plugin. I'm assuming you can wrap a vuejs app, but I haven't done/ tried that yet. But definitely an inspiring question. I would give that a try.
This tutorial should get you started: Tutorial to create a custom plugin
Implementing the Vuejs SPA afterwards into that plugin should be manageable...
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
Edwin KrauseEdwin Krause
1,08111122
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
add a comment |
Usually you would wrap your custom part of the wordpress website into a custom plugin. I'm assuming you can wrap a vuejs app, but I haven't done/ tried that yet. But definitely an inspiring question. I would give that a try.
This tutorial should get you started: Tutorial to create a custom plugin
Implementing the Vuejs SPA afterwards into that plugin should be manageable...
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
Edwin KrauseEdwin Krause
1,08111122
Usually you would wrap your custom part of the wordpress website into a custom plugin. I'm assuming you can wrap a vuejs app, but I haven't done/ tried that yet. But definitely an inspiring question. I would give that a try.
This tutorial should get you started: Tutorial to create a custom plugin
Implementing the Vuejs SPA afterwards into that plugin should be manageable...
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
Edwin KrauseEdwin Krause
1,08111122
answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
Edwin KrauseEdwin Krause
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answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
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answered Nov 17 '18 at 6:47
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
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You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
You're absolutely correct. If the site is using Wordpress - and if "extra functionality" is needed - then finding (or writing) a Wordpress plugin is the way to go. As far as "wrapping VueJS" - that's a bit like the tail wagging the dog. The OP needs to ask himself - do we really NEED VueJS here at all?
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Nov 17 '18 at 19:01
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Typically, just about everything on a Wordpress site is put there using Wordpress admin: choosing the features, selecting a theme, adding and using plugins, etc. I'm not sure where VueJS would fit in here. And yes, I assume most of the changes would be made from WP Admin, not from a custom app.
– paulsm4
Nov 17 '18 at 6:05