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#1 2008-01-20 11:41 pm

FutureDreamz
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Web site: Help!

So basically My Mom wants to set up a web site for her poetry. It wouldn't have very many images, and I highly doubt that it will get a lot of traffic. Also, neither one of us can do HTML, so we would be mainly using iWeb '06. So, is there a hoster that:
1. is cheap
2. has a fair amount of bandwith
3. allows domain names, at least one
4. fairly reliable
5. is fairly easy to upload pages to

Or, should I just host it on the Mac and get a Domain name?


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#2 2008-01-21 11:46 am

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Re: Web site: Help!

There are referral links in the FAQ.
But I used a cheap one called dayanahost (in the FAQ) that had some cheap packages with moderate storage space and generous bandwidth.


So, just when did this place get Private Messages? YIKES!

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#3 2008-01-21 12:32 pm

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Re: Web site: Help!


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#4 2008-01-21 2:02 pm

FutureDreamz
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Re: Web site: Help!

There's a FAQ? damn.


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#5 2008-01-21 2:10 pm

FutureDreamz
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Re: Web site: Help!

::looks at hostgater options::
umm... is there a tutorial somewhere for cPanel, HTML, other coding languages?


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#6 2008-01-21 2:22 pm

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Re: Web site: Help!

FutureDreamz wrote:

::looks at hostgater options::
umm... is there a tutorial somewhere for cPanel, HTML, other coding languages?

I found a cPanel Demo. And if you can't find a tutorial somewhere on the internet for HTML, I'm going to ask you to hand in your geek card wink

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#7 2008-01-21 2:31 pm

FutureDreamz
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Posts: 4502

Re: Web site: Help!

Booksley wrote:

FutureDreamz wrote:

::looks at hostgater options::
umm... is there a tutorial somewhere for cPanel, HTML, other coding languages?

I found a cPanel Demo. And if you can't find a tutorial somewhere on the internet for HTML, I'm going to ask you to hand in your geek card wink

Geek card?


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#8 2008-01-21 2:47 pm

FutureDreamz
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Re: Web site: Help!

Thanks. TacoHTMLEdit seems like something along my line for an editor, with live previewing, free, and UB.


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#9 2008-01-21 11:38 pm

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Re: Web site: Help!

If all you're looking for is an easy-to-use place for your mom to publish poetry, with the occasional image, i think even all of this is overkill. why not something like blogger:

https://www.blogger.com/start

or a wordpress.com blog?

The problem with something like iWeb for your purpose is that to publish, you would have to save to a new folder, then re-upload the WHOLE site for any kind of update. it takes a while.

if she definitely wants her own domain, then yeah, something like TacoHTMLEdit or iWeb may be the way to go - rapidweaver is also a possibility, but it's $50.

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#10 2008-01-21 11:47 pm

FutureDreamz
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Posts: 4502

Re: Web site: Help!

Good point. A blog will be so much simpler.
I'm still gonna try to create a site on my Mac.

Last edited by FutureDreamz (2008-01-21 11:52 pm)


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