I have discussed with everyone before that there is no good or bad program, just choose one you are familiar with.
It is for this reason that I chose WordPress, which is highly open and scalable, as the platform for most of my websites. WordPress has a very important feature, which is somewhat similar to [the same Linux core + different support outsourcing = different Linux distributions], that is, [WordPress core + plug-ins + themes = completely different websites], all based on WordPress The websites of the platform are all based on the WP core architecture, but different website applications are implemented through different plug-ins and themes, which can be blogs, CMS, or even forums.
It is precisely based on this feature that when we use WordPress, sometimes we need to change the theme for various reasons.
But this is a big problem for SEO: the codes of different themes may be very different, which results in a major change to the website after changing the theme. This is very detrimental to SEO!
Is there a way to solve this problem? The answer is yes, that is, try to use themes produced by the same producer.
Because the coding habits of different programmers may vary greatly, but what the same person writes is always similar, just like a person's handwriting. Although the writing is different, the style is very similar.
For a programmer, when facing the same function in different projects, he will generally use the same method (probably the method he is most proficient in) to implement it. This is a matter of habit.
For example, we revise the website, for example, change the font color of the navigation bar from white (#FFFFFF) to red (#FF0000). This is a big change for our viewers, but for search results As far as the engine is concerned, there is no difference; but for the composition of the dividing line of the website, I can use code, pictures, or even the gaps between blocks to express it. This is no different to the browser. But for search engines, this is a very big change.
Therefore, even if the themes produced by the same programmer look very different, they may be very similar in code structure. This is very beneficial for SEO after we change the theme.
The above point of view is applicable not only to WordPress, but also to other programs similar to WP that adopt the [WordPress core + plug-in + theme = completely different website] architecture.
Therefore, I suggest that if you need to revise the website, you might as well consider my point of view.
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