[wdvltalk-social] website scripts [also sent to devtalk]

[Christina Lannen]

Why????  Every site I do uses WordPress.  There isn't anything that I can't
do with WordPress.  I am not restricted by design, and I dislike sites that
I can immediately tell it's WP.

I've built at least a couple of hundred WP sites, and the only one that was
solely a blog is one of mine.

Chris
http://www.lannendesigns.com/ 


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[mailto:wdvltalk-social-bounces at wdvltalk-social.org.uk] On Behalf Of
smile-poetry
Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 8:17 PM
To: Web development and beer
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk-social] website scripts [also sent to devtalk]

Thanks Cheryl,

Wordpress is good for straight blogs, but I don't feel comfortable with it
for a website. Not that I'm aiming at anything dramatic! I'll probably
include it within the site, though I may have the blog on wordpress.com.
 
The theme was my earlier sites, and I am putting emphasis back on that.

Thanks,

Joseph


From: "Cheryl D Wise" 
> Wordpress find or create a theme for your blog then let it manage nav  
> links etc.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Feb 20, 2010, at 11:00 AM, "joseph harris" <smilepoet at vfemail.net>  
> wrote:
> 
>> I am setting up a new website for Smile poet [smilepoet.com] but am  
>> out of touch with possibilities. initially I am thinking of free  
>> scripts or templates. It will probably have to be php, and I am not  
>> currently very aware about xhtml - even though I should be.
>>
>> Any advice welcome and any comments. Please be aware I don't have a  
>> lot of time to spend on the technical. And If there were an  
>> intuitive program to make page change easy, and possibly to also  
>> make easy blog and other entries and articles that would be good.
>>
>> TIA

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