About Shifter
Shifter is a service that makes sites built with WordPress, the world’s most widely used CMS, static. By generating and publishing a static site while you keep using WordPress, it resolves concerns about site speed, security, and maintenance that come with running a website.
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Unlike typical WordPress, Shifter does not require a server purchase. Immediately after logging in to the dashboard, you can start building your website using the familiar WordPress.
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Get started right away! Get started right away!
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The WordPress used on Shifter is automatically updated by Shifter, so you’re always on the latest version. You never need to update it yourself.
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Automatic Update! Automatic Update
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WordPress only runs while you’re logged in to Shifter making updates, so the risk of unauthorized access to your server or admin panel is greatly reduced.
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Shifter is very safe! Shifter is very safe!
💡 What Is WordPress?
WordPress is the world’s No. 1 CMS (content management system), an open-source software that lets you build websites and create blogs.
You can choose your favorite design from a wide range of templates, making it possible to build all kinds of websites, including corporate sites, e-commerce sites, and media sites.
👋 Shifter’s Features
Shifter is a SaaS that is 98% compatible with WordPress. You can publish your website with a single click while enjoying WordPress’s excellent features, all while staying on the latest version and creating content maintenance-free.
This feature lets you create your own front-end design. Choose your favorite from WordPress’s official general-purpose themes and easily customize it.
You can extend functionality using official WordPress plugins. Over 59,000 plugins are available for free on “.org”.
Uses the WordPress block editor. Every element within your content, such as headings, paragraphs, and images, is a block, allowing for intuitive editing.
Upload images and videos by dragging and dropping them. You can easily insert images and galleries into your content. Image editing, such as resizing, cropping, rotating, and flipping, is also available.
Day-to-day updates are simple. Just like updating a blog, you can update your site by entering text and inserting media from the dashboard.
Just enter text, insert media, and click a button. You can publish through the same simple workflow as WordPress, from “Draft” to “Preview” to “Publish”.
You can set “categories” to broadly classify the type of article, and “tags” for finer classification. You can create a hierarchical structure to manage your articles.
In addition to the built-in post types (posts and pages), you can use “custom posts” to freely edit the dashboard.
WordPress has five types of user roles (administrator, editor, author, contributor, and subscriber), and you can assign permissions to each team member individually. IDs and passwords can also be changed individually.
This feature lets you change the design depending on the page. By creating multiple templates and selecting them from the dashboard, you can use different designs and functions for each page.
WordPress saves a history of changes to your articles (revisions), letting you revert to a saved draft at a specified date and time. You can also set a maximum number of revisions to save, keeping data storage in check.
This feature lets you easily edit your website’s design and displayed content from the WordPress dashboard. Since the preview updates in real time, you can make adjustments and updates with ease.
You can easily customize menus, such as pages and category lists, from the dashboard and display them on your website. It’s also possible to create complex menus and display them in multiple locations.
Widgets are parts that are displayed in fixed positions on your website or blog. You can place widgets, such as images, text, search boxes, and post lists, in areas like your website’s sidebar or footer.
The REST API is a highly versatile interface for connecting communication between web applications. This allows WordPress to integrate with other systems, making it possible to retrieve and add data, among other things.
