2. Elementor
Elementor is the #1 WordPress drag-and-drop builder. It makes it easy to create great landing pages, blog posts, and home pages.
Pro Advice: After installing the Elementor plugin, you can install the add-ons that will enhance the functionality of your site.
3. Strive Content Calendar – One of the best WordPress plugins for bloggers
You can quickly see all your posts published and upcoming for the month. You can drag and drop posts into new dates and reschedule them as required.
It's essential to regularly publish content and stick to a publishing schedule as a blogger. Strive Content Calendar makes it easy to add a responsive content calendar right into your WordPress dashboard.
Strive also includes an editorial calendar and a few other useful features for bloggers like post statuses, custom lists, and post revisions to allow you to republish old content.
(4) Contact form 7 (5) Elementor (6) Essential Grid (7)WP Reset
(8) WP Bakery page Builder (9) Yoast Duplicate Post (10) Theme Rex Utilities (11) Visual Composers (12)GDPR Frame work and
(13) Slider Revolution.
My challenge now is how many of these plugins should I activate in my website?
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same with the header buildre...
only activate the ones you really need and want to use ....
if not sure then don't activate until needed...
good luck
phil
make sure you keep an eye on the pagespeed or your ranking will suffer...
goto websites>>sitemanager>>details on the site and scroll down to check the pagespeed...
It would give an error when I tried to edit the page. I believe the free version is ok as long as you are not using it with woocommerce. I do know that the paid version is good and many people like it.
Thank you for the list.
Alex
This was partially due to a complex Theme that I changed later but WPRocket sorted other issues that I had.
Lily
I have to heavy theme so I had used a lot of things as it is too expensive to change it.
Saw it now that I took a fail of WP Super Cache! So I use the Rocket too :) Sorry!
