WordPress as a CMS: Making Your Content Unbreakable

It might surprise you how infrequently I build WordPress sites intended for actual blogging. More often, I'm building 15- or 20-page websites for businesses who need a bunch of static content displayed in a variety of ways. Some of this can be accomplished with plugins, but the rest must be inserted in the post-edit screen, making things messy for the client.It might surprise you how infrequently I build WordPress sites intended for actual bloggingMore oftenI’m building 15or 20-page websites for businesses who need a bunch of static content displayed in a variety of waysSome of this can be accomplished with pluginsbut the rest must be inserted in the post-edit screenmaking things messy for the client:

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