Settng up a website?.

[keithmac]

Well we are amassing quite a bit of content for our site (propshaft rebuild on Sunday hopefully!).

I like the idea of building it and testing it off-line first so I think we will get to that point and then look at hosting it.

 

[stephec]

I got everything I needed from the website bullder that I chose. Simple and cheap. I think it is £24.00 for 2 years

www.welshdungeonbloomers.co.uk 😂

 

[welsh dragon]

www.welshdungeonbloomers.co.uk 😂

Don't knock them till you try them. I can do you a deal if you really want a pair.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

www.welshdungeonbloomers.co.uk 😂

Not safe for work

 

[welsh dragon]

Not safe for work

You can always tie a bit of string round the legs. Wussies.

 

[sheddy]

If it’s not a business account try a free site like Weebly

 

[stephec]

Not safe for work

Even too much for the dark Web.

 

[stephec]

Don't knock them till you try them. I can do you a deal if you really want a pair.

I've already got some, with a extra thick padded bottom for my next dungeon visit. 😂

 

[Ming the Merciless]

You can always tie a bit of string round the legs. Wussies.

Industrial strength strapping I think

 

[AndyRM]

A recent discovery of mine has been mobiresite, which lets you do things locally or online. For the most part I've found it really intuitive and the free option (which I use), displays a banner which you can dismiss with a click (though it does come back each visit), but its still just one click.

May be of use as an option @keithmac

@sheddy's suggestion of Weebly is good too, it's very well thought of, although I can't get it to work on my Mac at all which is supremely irritating.

 

[welsh dragon]

Industrial strength strapping I think

Well maybe just a bit