And in with the new
Now my favourite HTML site designer offers CMS facilities then frankly the clumsiness and complexity of PHP has become a luxury I am no longer required to indulge in.
I still need to look into some form of listing program for property rental sites and the like but I doubt if that will keep me awake at nights :-)
Enough is as good as a f&^%%"n feast, people.
For the last good long while I have enjoyed a love-hate relationship with PHPwebsite as an easily usable, inexpensive way of getting on-line with a viable CMS (Content Management System). Simple, reliable and with a wealth of modules to perform a wide range of tasks, "How cool is this?" I thought. And I was right.
At least for a little while......
Why is there always a "but...."
I am a Chrome fan, although I think it is another step in Googles search for dominance of the internet - what am I saying? Google already has us all by the balls and in a little while will probably stop smiling and start to squeeze.
Anyway, I like Chrome, but......
And your soul is MINE webmaster
I wrote this post once before but PHPWS's article system decided I did not need it any more - the system rather than the article. Since setting down my virtual pen on the issue I found more and more instances cropping up in these cash strapped times.
So here we go again.....
From scratch - or even worse.
Sometimes it helps when a punter has his artwork set to go - logo, colour scheme etc.
It means less work for me......in theory.
Non-Standard Browser blues
Whatever the hell non-standard means in these multi-platform times.
Gone fishing.
Planning a website? Or is this just a fishing expedition where we bung all sorts of borrowed stuff against a digital wall and hope what sticks looks OK? I'll just run around ironing out compatability issues until you change your mind again....
The times are indeed a-changin.
The web design model in Cyprus seems to be pretty much a-blowin in the wind. Mind you, life seems pretty fluid at the best of times so I guess that's to be expected.