[itdiscuss] Church Plant Website

[Dolan, Richard]

You can also set up forwarding with your domain to a mobile me set. You can either mask the forwarded address or not (I don't, but it's just my personal site). If you look at my blog (http://idolan.com) all of the content is created with iWeb. (No, I'm not interested in hearing the reasons my site isn't very good - I'm just offering Adam another possibility. iWeb really is a good easy solution.)

If you want something that's platform independent & comfortable with FTP, Sea Monkey is a reasonably good free web development platform. I think it replaced Netscape Composer, & I think it can be found on the Mozilla site.

Best,
Richard (who tries to know as little about these things as possible!)


On 8/5/08 4:02 PM, "Adam Hoar" <adamehoar at gmail.com> wrote:




I am helping with a church plant and am looking for an affordable and easy to use solution for a simple, static (for now) website.  I am not a web developer and thought that I would utilize iWeb for the design but would like to have a unique web address rather than just utilizing a .Mac (now MobileMe) account for hosting.  Does anyone have any experience with this?  I have already purchased a domain (both .com and .org) and need to find a hosting company that I am able to upload pages from iWeb with.

Also, if this just doesn't work well and you know a better solution, I am open to other suggestions and have access to both mac and windows platforms.  I just have a bit of experience with iWeb so am leaning this way if I can make it work.

Thanks for the help.

Adam
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Richard Dolan
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