Fairfield County, Ohio, USA | I've worked with WordPress a number of times, but I've never heard of "Abundant". Is that abundantdesigns.com ?
Regardless: if you want to hand-craft HTML/CSS and upload it, WordPress is not the tool for you. WordPress is a solution that lets you apply a template, and then create pages using a form, and it takes care of the formatting for you -- you don't have to know anything about HTML or CSS to use it. If you want to use WordPress *and* your custom HTML/CSS, you can, though I'd assume that you'd have to make your own plugins and/or themes -- I'm not a WordPress expert by any means; I just host a few instances of it for friends/family who maintain their own websites.
Specifically about the plugin you linked: some years ago, WordPress reworked the way plugins need to be written/interact with the system, and I'm pretty sure that it was long after 2014 (when that plugin was released). I rather doubt that plugin will still work at all. If it does, after reading the description, I don't think that it'll do what you want anyway -- I'd bet that it just consumes text or HTML, reformats it to be in WordPress's WYSIWYG editor format, and then saves it as a draft for the site admin to review/edit/post. |
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