My Classic file has developed over years and the thought of Elements is a possibility when finished but if I have to start all over it won’t be worth it unless a means exists to port over my large site.
In a word, no.
I don’t think it will because things are very different. However, if I am reading the tea leaves correctly, most sites should be very easy to replicate in Elements. A lot will depend on the number and kinds of Stacks (if any) that you used. For example, if you using Workman’s excellent TCMS, at this point I think that is going to be very difficult to replicate.
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Elements is a visual tailwind editor the Classic code is for bootstrap code however there is some tailwind code for incorporating bootstrap code I may be wrong Pinegrow uses both tailwind and seem to be using either your choice.
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Hi @cookie
Yes, Pinegrow can use both Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS, but it’s generally not recommended to use them simultaneously due to potential conflicts. Here are three examples:
- Button Styles: Bootstrap and Tailwind both provide button styles that might clash, leading to inconsistent appearances.
- Grid Systems: Using both frameworks’ grid systems can cause layout issues as they follow different methodologies.
- Utility Classes: Tailwind’s utility classes might override Bootstrap’s component styles, resulting in unexpected design changes.
Thanks to Perplexity for these examples.