Stupid new user questions about remote content
Hi all,
I've done a little bit of looking around. I'm still to stupid to even know what to look for.
Once upon a time, long ago in a land far away, I used a doohicky called "Thingamablog" for my pathetic blogging efforts.
It was a local application, very static. Once you had created/edited a site/page/etc, Thingmablog would push the updated files via ftp to my ISP for display.
I've spelunked around here, and the closet thing I can find to that capability is the Remote Content plugin.
This might work, but I really don't want to involve Github in this if I can avoid it.
I've got a website, hosted on Ionos (I know, I know, they suck). I wanted to try Bludit out via a subdomain if possible. I've done something similar with Publii, but I have found that way to restrictive without learning a LOT about CSS and such.
Thanks for not laughing at me...
Chris
I've done a little bit of looking around. I'm still to stupid to even know what to look for.
Once upon a time, long ago in a land far away, I used a doohicky called "Thingamablog" for my pathetic blogging efforts.
It was a local application, very static. Once you had created/edited a site/page/etc, Thingmablog would push the updated files via ftp to my ISP for display.
I've spelunked around here, and the closet thing I can find to that capability is the Remote Content plugin.
This might work, but I really don't want to involve Github in this if I can avoid it.
I've got a website, hosted on Ionos (I know, I know, they suck). I wanted to try Bludit out via a subdomain if possible. I've done something similar with Publii, but I have found that way to restrictive without learning a LOT about CSS and such.
Thanks for not laughing at me...
Chris