Although not every site is built with stacks – so many are that’s it’s really tough to find one that’s not. And you can play with the trial for as long as you like and even use it to publish sites with a few stacks.ĭownload: Can I see an example of something built with Stacks How do I get started?ĭownload it and give it a try. Sometimes Keep-It-Simple is the way to go.
But if you it doesn’t suit you – I fully understand. But my hope is that gaining access to all those cool stacks in the community site ( ) and the power & flexibility that you can add to your site makes it so it’s really really tempting. No way! RapidWeaver is awesome even on its own. And even use it to build with an advanced web framework like Foundation or Bootstrap. Some folks use it just to add columns to their site because that’s easy – and you can even use the trial version of Stacks to do it without paying a dime(please do, I want you to!).Īnd some folks use it to build complex sites with tons of components. But the real power of Stacks is that there are over 1000 third party components, some made by enthusiasts that are free, some made more serious designers that cost a few bucks, and some made by and for serious pros – which sometimes cost more than Stacks or RapidWeaver itself. The built in stacks are for doing general purpose layout: like columns and grids. Stacks comes with some build in components – commonly referred to as stacks – omg – i can’t believe it – I tried so hard to call them “elements” but everyone just kept calling them “stacks” – so here we are 8 years later
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Because it’s a general purpose tool there are a lot of different uses and a lot of different opinions about how to use it.
It allows you to build up a page by stacking elements up. Stacks is a freeform layout tool for RapidWeaver.
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