The Admin Hub Wordpress

[fords8]

I am thinking about putting a Wordpress site together. It going to be a landing site for all my projects I have going. But is it the best thing to use for this sort of thing. Was thinking a HTML pages for it. Just thinking about it now.

 

[Gizmo]

I've got a very tiny WordPress site for my personal resume .it doesn't even have a header or a footer. LOL it's just a white page.

I've also got a WordPress site for me and my partner.

I also have one for the upcoming season of American Horror Story and also my entertainment blog.

So four altogether.

 

[Shawn]

I have quite a few WordPress websites.

I have 4 blogs with 2 more in the process of being launched. My blogs are monetized and doing well in that area.

WordPress is easy for me to get an online presence.

I used to make HTML/CSS static websites, but WordPress has made that a lot easier, and I've forgotten most of the code these days.

 

[The Jason]

WordPress has some major competitors. I haven't tried them, so I don't know if they're better.

 

[Nomad]

I once had a one page wordpress site where I listed my all sites and projects. I use that site as my online resume. I think this is a good idea if you are running a lot of websites and people do not know where to find your sites. It also help you to build portfolio.

 

[The Jason]

I once had a one page wordpress site where I listed my all sites and projects. I use that site as my online resume. I think this is a good idea if you are running a lot of websites and people do not know where to find your sites. It also help you to build portfolio.

That's a good idea. I did the same once with a .info extension.

 

[Nomad]

That's a good idea. I did the same once with a .info extension.

By the way, you don't have to create a website to share your links, there is a service called linktree where you can share your links. Another similar service is called About.me. If you do not want to use free service, you can even have custom domain.

 

[uptrend]

WordPress is a blessing and it also has some headaches by the side. It’s easy to start, but when a plugin has an issue, you’ll just be staring like a mechanic under car bonnet. Don't get me wrong, wordpress is superb because it saves time when you don’t want to build a website from scratch.

 

[The Jason]

I've never been a big user of WP but I did create a large, in-depth theology blog (since deleted to be remade soon).

 

[mernuel]

Yes, besides, WordPress has the brilliant feature of dynamically generating HTML from its CMS, which makes everything much easier because it allows you to edit the HTML code directly in specific blocks. Do you understand? In short, the short answer is yes.

 

[The Jason]

I've wanted to try plugins for WordPress based forums like WpForo and bbPress, but haven't gotten around to it.

 

[Demon_skeith]

I would recommend it, WP is very easy and basic, do the free version that is self hosted and you won't have to worry about much.