Website Software
Discussion
So imagine I wanted a website, which I could update daily (a sort of newsletter/magazine type thing), probably with a forum linked to it (not in competition with this site at all
).
I've only ever worked in HTML before, and I assume there are options out there which enable easy content addition/updating, creation of links and so on without needing to be (or pay) an expert.
I'd probably use a website template, but what could I use to manage it?
This might be a huge questrion, with an equally massive answer, but at least it demonstrates how little I know...
TIA
).I've only ever worked in HTML before, and I assume there are options out there which enable easy content addition/updating, creation of links and so on without needing to be (or pay) an expert.
I'd probably use a website template, but what could I use to manage it?
This might be a huge questrion, with an equally massive answer, but at least it demonstrates how little I know...
TIA
You need a CMS (Content Management System).
There are lots of free ones out there, such as - WordPress, Joomla, Drupal
There are lots of free templates for them as well.
I think they would all involve a pretty steep learning curve to put a site together. But from what I've heard, nothing impossible.
There are lots of free ones out there, such as - WordPress, Joomla, Drupal
There are lots of free templates for them as well.
I think they would all involve a pretty steep learning curve to put a site together. But from what I've heard, nothing impossible.
I've got a few sites running Joomla, it was a bit of a learning curve but once you've got the hang of it (and i still fully haven't) - it's a great system.
Probably overkill for a blog though, wordpress is more blog focussed.
There is of course the option of using Googles blogger: http://www.arc-on.co.uk/all-products/suits/corse-s...
You can also have your own domain and point it to the blog so it looks as if it's 'yours'.
David.
Probably overkill for a blog though, wordpress is more blog focussed.
There is of course the option of using Googles blogger: http://www.arc-on.co.uk/all-products/suits/corse-s...
You can also have your own domain and point it to the blog so it looks as if it's 'yours'.
David.
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