Thanks Joel for your answer.
At the light of this, I understand better why I can’t make the website look like what I want.
I will sum up my situation:
I’ve built a website with more than 90 static pages so far. It’s a database kind of site divided in subsections. I wasn’t aware of the strict 100 static pages limitation. What I thought is that it’s recommended not to go above 100 static pages. Not that it would be the maximum.
In those static pages, I’ve used container boxes into other container boxes, I’ve used specific vectors, I’ve used Wix Pro Galleries with hover effects and full screen options when clicked on, and I’ve used different fonts to illustrate my titles and descriptions. Some of the text is bold when necessary, that means rich text.
When I’ve moved to dynamic pages, I understood that I wouldn’t be able to use the same design I was using for static pages:
- A container box in a container box doesn’t work in repeaters.
- A rich text field can be created in a collection but when linked to the right element on any page, it just doesn’t work and creates all sort of displaying issues (font is black only, not the right font, no rich text, and repeaters are not uniform).
- The Wix Pro Galleries can’t be attached to repeaters, which means no hover option, no full screen mode as a result of a click on the galleries.
I’ve paid for a solution that basically is limiting in every aspect.
Static pages? Forget it
Dynamic pages? Full of bugs and no workaround, add to that a poor customer service.
I’ve seen messages on this forum for the same kind of issues that were addressed in 2018! I’ve not seen a single solution for these problems.
Am I forced to abandon Wix now? It’s not like I can export the content to another platform and it’s not like I can populate my site with more content. So what do I do from here?
I’m talking about working 6 hours daily after the regular job, and for what?