a good framework but some basic features are missing

  • This framework has some built-in features and simple page builder. It’s good.

    There is a serious disadvantage: you can’t edit anything created by plugin in default wp editor mode, it’s simply becomes empty. Very bad thing for development.

    The second disadvantage is the lack of options in visual page builder, to change options, i.e. to add some unique class, you need to study documentation and to modify in your wp theme. I think each element must have a unique ID or class at least.

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  • Indeed, the id’s and settings of classes is really missing.
    Otherwise I like it.

    Plugin Author Unyson

    (@unyson)

    > you can’t edit anything created by plugin in default wp editor mode, it’s simply becomes empty. Very bad thing for development.

    https://github.com/ThemeFuse/Unyson/issues/783#issuecomment-137479345

    > to add some unique class, you need to study documentation and to modify in your wp theme. I think each element must have a unique ID or class at least.

    This can be resource consuming (because of shortcode attr decode) and it doesn’t have sense to make extra computation and generate a lot of ids that will not be used. Also we can’t make this feature by default for all shortcodes, because it wasn’t there initially and a lot of users added that feature using custom methods or this (recommended) method.

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    Thank you very much for your feedback

    Unyson is a framework for developing themes and primarily focused on simplicity and options to extend it. To add ID , class or anything you need , all you have to do is add an option type and output it in the view. It is a 10sec process. Here is my version of adding classes https://prntscr.com/8jjlvr , this is the output, https://prntscr.com/8jjktm .
    I am glad that dev team did not do this since my way of doing things might be different than others. They gave us an awesome framework and huge array of options to extend it. Don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty.

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