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Nicepage not better than Themler. Nicepage is completely different software with pegebuilder features (like SP Page Builder or Balbooa Gridbox), while Themler is template builder (like T4 or Helix),

For now there is no alternative to Themler from current developer.

Nicepage have lack of some Themler features: Nicepage don't have multilanguage support, megamenu, vertical menu etc. But in some case you can easily make simple page with Nicepage.

You can try Nicepage for free to decide for yourself. But if you know what happens with Themler, you can be aware about Nicepage.

If you are Themler users and want to support it and pay developers attention, please vote for this topic: Themler 2.0 with Bootstrap 5 and support only two CMS: Joomla 4 and WordPress 5

Last edited 11 December 2021 by Vitaliy WD

I've had all three software titles. I like Nicepage because it combines the page builder WITH the theme builder. So many times you build a page in an editor, then preview it with the theme and it looks different. You then waste a lot of time adjusting the theme or page to get the desired results. I think it's ideal to have the theme and the page builder working harmoniously together so that what you see is what you get. This is one of the reasons why I stick with Nicepage despite the bugs and shortcomings. However I'm always open to look at other options. I'll check out that SP Page Builder and Balbooa Gridbox.

Плохо что нельзя попробовать полноценную версию хотя бы месяц. Требуется оплачивать сразу на год.

It's bad that you can't try the full version for at least a month. It is required to pay immediately for a year.

I've had all three software titles. I like Nicepage because it combines the page builder WITH the theme builder. So many times you build a page in an editor, then preview it with the theme and it looks different. You then waste a lot of time adjusting the theme or page to get the desired results. I think it's ideal to have the theme and the page builder working harmoniously together so that what you see is what you get. This is one of the reasons why I stick with Nicepage despite the bugs and shortcomings. However I'm always open to look at other options. I'll check out that SP Page Builder and Balbooa Gridbox.

I tried SP Page Builder and Balboa Gridbox. I really like how SP Page Builder integrates with Joomla in the menu system. It creates a menu item that leads to submenu items which contains most of the tools you need all in one place rather than bouncing between the page builder menu to create a page, then going back to the CMS menu to do everything else. It would be great if Nicepage integrated something similar.

However Nicepage has one huge advantage - access to clip art while page building. At the very least I use their clip art to do quick mockups of client sites. This saves a ton of time over manually securing media assets separately.

Well, Balbooa Gridbox is nearest competitor to Nicepage. But no doubt, each software have own advantages. And someone like one feature, someone another.

I'm used many frameworks and builders... Nicepage and Gridbox just not for me. I was very happy with Themler in combination with SP Page Builder... but now Themler is quite old with Bootstrap 3, while Joomla 4 use Bootstrap 5 itself.

So I'm looking for good alternative. I want that it will be Nicepage, but it isn't unfortunately. YOOtheme Pro and T4 Template Framework + Page Builder looks good and more advanced, like Themler.

BTW Balbooa have very advanced Forms builder, one of the best for me.

As for Nicepage, it's cool for simple HTML project where need something creative with absolute position for elements - for this case it's the best.

Themler is a very GOOD, Love it,
I can not to use Nicepage, because it haven't RTL feature

Well, Balbooa Gridbox is nearest competitor to Nicepage.

I'd say Balbooa Gridbox is more like a Divi/ Themeco hybrid than Nicepage.

Don't forget that Nicepage has a desktop editor unlike all the other options. You can edit much faster this way.

Thank you for sharing own experience. Maybe you can share your top of template and page builders?