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Index of Subjects Hi Gary. Personally I find HTML way easier than mucking with WordPress and it's a lot safer too - while we keep the WordPress install on our system updated, users can put in their own third party plugins which may not be so secure or updated, or the user forgets to check on them. Of course your mileage may vary and perhaps you take right to WordPress. To shift your site to WordPress you would need to get either a Sub-Domain with us, example name.chebucto.org where you could put whatever as the name part. Those are $20 a year. The other alternative would be a VDN or virtual domain name. You could pick anything for this, example.com, example.org, example.net, etc. but would need to get the name from a registrar and we would charge $100 a year to host it with a one-time $25 setup fee. We don't charge for the WordPress hosting, but it does mean your website would be hosted on a different machine of ours than where it is now, hence the requirement for Sub-Domain or VDN. On Tue, 24 Feb 2015, Gary Welch wrote: > Thanks, Andrew. Since my last message, however, I've noticed that Chebucto > appears to offer WordPress to those having accounts. Is there something > about WordPress that might make it less attractive than Seamonkey for me? > Regards, > Gary > > On 24/02/2015 2:44 PM, Andrew D. Wright wrote: >> >> Hi Gary. I'd recommend the easy to use HTML editor included with the >> free program Mozilla SeaMonkey, which you can find here: >> >> http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ >> >> SeaMonkey is an all-in-one web browser, email client and web page editor >> based on Mozilla Firefox. >> >> >> >> On Sun, 22 Feb 2015, Gary Welch wrote: >> >>> Dear Helper, >>> I maintain the site for the Square and Round Dance Federation of Nova >>> Scotia (SRDFNS). I've been doing everything on my own using HTML, but I'm >>> considering switching to a web page authoring package. My question: can >>> you provide recommendations? I wouldn't rule out spending money. >>> Regards, >>> Gary Welch >>> > >
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