understrap VS lazy-blocks

A free theme that I like is Understrap (https://understrap.com/). It has single post templates. You can easily customize the templates in a child theme. I believe most themes have single post templates but Understrap's php is easy to modify, along with the html and css.

They got bought out in 2021, not a good idea. e.g. https://github.com/understrap/understrap/issues/1258

I really like Understrap for a starter theme (https://understrap.com/). Using a child theme it's possible to create custom page and post templates, add widget areas, and so forth. It's free, both theme and child theme, and uses Bootstrap 4 framework.

understrap is an option if you want to Bootstrap things... https://understrap.com/

There are out-of-the-box solutions that we can use to create a bare-bones WP theme, that only has a basic skeleton. Some of the places where we can create such themes are Underscores, UnderStrap, and Bones.

I'm a developer, so I tend to start from a really blank slate. https://understrap.com/ https://underscores.me/ https://www.wordpressify.co/

I like using Understrap theme as my base (https://understrap.com/). The theme uses Bootstrap 4 as its framework. It's easy to change/add css to get what I want. Creating custom page templates is easy. Adding widget areas is easy. Modifying or adding to the php code isn't hard. The theme is free as is the child theme.

I recommend, https://underscores.me/ or https://understrap.com/ Personally I don't like Elementor or any theme that has a bunch of build in editing tools and such.

I love the block editor. I build custom blocks with Lazy Blocks. Does anyone have experience building blocks with React? I would be interested in this in the future perhaps.

As for custom blocks, I'm going to do a series on Lazyblocks (the easy way to build custom blocks) in the next month or three.

Oxygen vs creating custom blocks with something like Lazy Blocks. What are your thoughts?

Say I want the fastest way to build a simple page with code, what do you recommend? Found this a while back: https://lazyblocks.com/

Gutenberg blocks are such a good way to build sites. I build custom Gutenberg blocks with Lazy Blocks.

I've spent a LONG time researching this. The best way I've found is to use a Wordpress plugin called Lazy Blocks. You create each section of the website as a block, then put blocks together in Wordpress' built in Gutenberg editor to construct each page.