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| EatOut Member 38 Posts 5/08 | I'm going to be putting together my first website. I'm wondering if I'll need to know HTML and CSS in order to perform basic maintenance and editing. In order to help answer that question, I'll describe what the purpose of my website is: I'm thinking about starting one or maybe two different sites. The first one will be a basic blog. I would like to be able to add videos and pictures to the blog whenever the need arises. The second site would be one where I sell a product or two, or an e-commerce site. I'll want to be able to add and remove images and videos, too. I've heard a lot of good things about WordPress. People say that it's pretty easy to set up and maintain. In order to meet my objectives, would I need to learn HTML and CSS? Edited by - EatOut on Sep 10 2008 [Link] |
| Zoid Senior Member Boobies and Anal 2004 Posts 5/04 | You can also create a free blog account at http://www.wordspace.com if you want to get a feel of it. |
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| EatOut Member 38 Posts 5/08 | "No, you don't need to know code, not really. It certainly doesn't hurt to know the basics, but as long as you can use FTP or hire somebody to use FTP for you then you'll be all set with Wordpress." I don't know how true that statement is. And I don't know much about FTP, but I guess someday I'll find out. Those links you provided are great. I've been thinking about rigging up a 'dummy' blog to practice on and play with. I've never owned a website so that might be the first baby step. Thanks for the help. Click to expand |
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| OneLouder Member 203 Posts 12/06 | Jump in, play around and you will learn. |
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