If you do a quick Google search for, “without a plugin”, you’ll find a gazillion results for how to accomplish simple to complex tasks for WordPress without the need of a plugin.
With so many articles about not using WordPress plugins, it just begs the question: “What’s wrong with WordPress plugins in the first place?”
I personally love my installed plugins. I have 25 installed on my personal blog, and I couldn’t live without a single one of them. If you venture off to Jeff Chandler’s site, he has 31 installed. Are we freakin’ nuts, or what?
So what’s the deal with all these “without a plugin” posts? I mean, you don’t see plugin authors posting, “How to accomplish ‘xyz’ without a WordPress theme” do you?
Okay, I’m slightly kidding, but this question needs to be asked: “What benefit is there to integrating a plugin into a […]
Original post by Ronald Huereca
