Yes, you can do that. We’re going to release a @frontity/gutenberg package to add the needed CSS out of the box. More info on that progress here: Gutenberg Support
No. Frontity will analyze any URL against your WordPress installation (using the REST API) and will output any content you have there, either new or modified. No need to touch the code.
With those two tools, you can create anything you want
I didn’t get this question. Could you please provide more details?
Frontity is just for the theme part, but using React instead of PHP. Whatever you add in the content of your posts/pages in the WordPress dashboard will appear in your final site.
You have to check if those plugins have support for the WP REST API and then access/modify their data using the REST API or wait for a Frontity package like the one Imran and Smit are doing for CF7 right now.
sorry for late reply. Thanks for guiding me. I have another question.How we can manage SEO functionality or it’s use same WordPress Default SEO?
Suppose! I have used yoast Plugin then it’s compatible.
We are going to release our own Yoast Meta plugin for WordPress. Once this plugin is released you’ll have to do two things to add Yoast support in a Frontity project:
Install the REST API Yoast Meta by Frontity PHP plugin in your WordPress (it will be published in the WordPress plugin repository).
Install the @frontity/yoast package from npm and add it to your frontity.settings.js file.
The current status is:
@frontity/yoast package is 95% ready.
The PHP plugin is 80% ready.
I expect we’ll be able to publish everything along with its documentation in 2-3 weeks.
You can’t include shortcodes directly in your component files. Shortcodes only work from within WordPress. Any content rendered by the shortcode will be returned from the WordPress REST-API in the JSON.