WordPress.com vs Sanity

"The WordPress mobile experience (especially in the block editor) leaves a lot to be desired, given that some settings and sections disappear entirely in portrait mode on mobile."

"WordPress offers responsive themes and plugins, but lacks a dedicated mobile editing experience that truly supports mobile-first content creation."

"WordPress does not have a dedicated mobile editor, limiting the ability to create and edit content effectively on mobile devices."

"With Sanity Studio, the editing experience can be tailored to match however your team works. Plus, Studio comes with tons of out-of-the-box features to instantly unlock your creativity and help you launch content faster across all the channels, devices, and geographies you cover."

"Sanity supports content reuse and instant publishing across all your apps. Phones, watches, cars, game consoles. Sanity handles it all."

"Sanity CMS allows developers to create a tailored editing experience for content creators, ensuring that the CMS aligns with the needs of their project and team."

"Related Posts uses your post content, tags, and categories to automatically generate a list of relevant posts on your site."

"I have created a tool that automatically create blog titles, outlines and complete blog articles directly to your WordPress site."

"It has a nice feature that auto updating internal links when post slugs changes."

"Wisp CMS leverages AI to suggest related articles automatically."

"Sanity's internal linking requires manual linking of blog posts."

"MailOptin CTA implementation comes in two forms. Options to customize the button to match content."

"Use the calls-to-action (CTA) tool to create button CTAs, banners, or pop-ups to add to your HubSpot pages."

"Icegram Engage allows users to create effective CTAs easily and offers multiple CTA button options."

"Visual Editing streamlines everyday content management with an intuitive, one-click path from website preview content to Studio."

"Creating Studio edit intent links for all the string values in your query result."

"Sanity assists with built-in AI tools and flexible editing but doesn't explicitly mention automatic CTA linking."

"Comments allow your website's visitors to have a discussion with you and each other. You can turn comments on or off by following the steps in this guide."

"Log in to your WordPress Dashboard. Go to Settings > Discussion. Check or Uncheck Allow People to Post Comments on New Articles."

"WordPress comments are an integral part of any blog powered by WordPress. They allow you to engage with your audience."

"Comments for Sanity Studio enables effective collaboration workflows right where the work is done."

"Comments are enabled by default for all paid plans. To enable comments only for specific document types."

"In the end, Sanity is a content platform with a strong API and a configurable CMS that allows for the customization we need to tie these things together."

"WordPress multisite, creating a SaaS out of a plugin, running an agency more efficiently... Will multi-tenancy be the solution of the future?"

"For WordPress, multitenancy means multiple WordPress sites running off a single WordPress codebase."

"Sanity leverages the concept of multi-tenancy to offer a powerful and flexible platform for managing content across multiple projects or 'tenants'."

"Multi-tenancy is a software architecture enabling one application instance to serve multiple customers or 'tenants', offering cost savings and efficient resource usage."

"Create Content Model brings powerful content management capabilities directly into WordPress Core."

"Custom post types in WordPress allow you to create and manage content that goes beyond standard posts."

"WordPress gives you a simple way to extend the standard data types into an array for custom needs."

"WordPress custom post types are powerful features that elevate it from a blogging tool to a content management system."

"Content modeling enables teams to create a flexible content foundation."

"Content modeling is the process of defining the types of content you need, the attributes of each one, and the relationships between them."

"Sanity's schemaless database on Google Cloud offers flexibility in structuring content."

"Your “components” sound like custom blocks to me. You wouldn't be using the editor per se, you're creating blocks for end user use within the block editor."

"There are three major ways we can add them... we can add them as the output of a custom block."

"The Component API lets you customize your editorial experience by overriding different parts of the Sanity Studio with your own components written in React."

"We can do this by leveraging Studio's custom input components, which essentially enables us to visually represent our data structure through React components."

"The tooling for custom input components has been a key focus in the v3 update to Sanity Studio."

"The studio components API allows you to customize the UI of your Sanity Studio."

"WPFTS extends standard search capabilities by creating a word-based index, allowing full text search across multiple fields."

"Many solutions developed with Sanity require full text search of some sort. Seeing as Sanity is using Elasticsearch under the hood..."

"This post describes a way to use groq to search Sanity for content. This includes searching simple strings and portable text fields..."

"The match operator works on a string field of any length. The function exists within the pt namespace and must be prefixed with pt::."