Let's go beyond the limits of the limited Weebly blog post

Blog post organizer : Bloggon review

  When I first set up my nest in Weebly, I thought it was just a simple drag-and-drop website builder. And when I tried it, some pros and cons exist everywhere, but Weebly did the same. Weebly helped people like me catch images faster than texts, free from the difficulties and mannerisms of creating and managing a website. I can create pages more quickly because I don't care about cumbersome element updates or coding. Weebly is beneficial when creating pages with lots of images. However, the editing speed of the editor is slow, and there is no return function in the editor, so it is often inconvenient. Most of all, I faced a limitation as the number of blog posts increased. 

  The problem is that I want to see a list of all posts on one page, but I can't see a list of all posts at a glance. In Weebly, there is also no pagination to turn over pages that are naturally on other blogs. Weebly tells many users who raise problems to use categories and use Archiv, but this is an entirely different function from pagination. If you read the bulletin board, "I will leave Weebly because of this." "This service should come out soon." Noisy claims to refund money. 

  For both people who come to see my blog and myself, endless scrolling to read my blog will make people feel very tired. But whether pagination is good or infinite scrolling is good, I haven't decided yet. Occasionally, some people who prefer to view content via mobile say that scrolling is better. ​The blog site below has a well-organized article about it, which helps a lot.

  If you can click the above screen, and go to the related article. 

 Still, some smart developers have developed a way to paginate in Weebly in their own way and are sharing it with many people.

 However, it should be noted that it is difficult to apply to a blog that has a category or archiv like me. And in my case, there is no style directory itself in the HTML/CSS editor in the Theme. In other words, the code cannot be modified by opening the main.less file. This issue should be addressed further later. 

I have a tendency to want to solve a problem as soon as I find it, so I spent all day looking at the code that would solve this problem. I really felt like I was doing more coding than drawing day by day, so I stopped for a while and decided to look for another way to make my blog's UI more systematic. 

Among them, I discovered an app called Bloggan. You can download it from Weebly App Center, which is paid for $15. 

 If it could be a good alternative, I decided to purchase it because I thought it might be a way to buy and show it first.  Again, this app is not pagination. It is an app that arranges blog posts in a column format so that they look good. I pressed the buy button in the hope that it would be more dynamic and fun than reading it line by line. If you click the below, and go to the site. 

Features
-Automatically display your recent blog posts on any of your pages ( between 1 and 25)
​-Add styles to your blog posts and blog sidebar
-One time fee per site, free updates forever

 Someday, I would like to show you the application of this bloggan.