When you say “coding in CMS”, I'm assuming that you were talking about making plugin/theme for CMS or develop applications based on CMS ?
Regard that question, I would say no. CMS(s) have their own market, which could help you earn well. But I think you should consider the followings:
You should know your tool well: understand its pros/cons or what are the best practices. Wordpress is the most popular CMS ever, but it has the bad source code with lot of hack/magic and is bashed by the PHP community a lot.
Don't limit your knowledge in the CMS area only. Learn other systems/frameworks/languages. That helps you be a better programmer. (I went from Joomla > Wordpress > Magento > Zend 1 > Laravel > Symfony and now I'm working with Python/Go.)
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When you say “coding in CMS”, I'm assuming that you were talking about making plugin/theme for CMS or develop applications based on CMS ?
Regard that question, I would say no. CMS(s) have their own market, which could help you earn well. But I think you should consider the followings: