Wanting to restart my Webcomic. Any alternative to Wordpress that I could use on my website?
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It has nothing to do with AI
Here's a list of those platforms
All results I found pulled up AI.
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It has nothing to do with AI
Here's a list of those platforms
Okay but I can write HTML code just don't want to.
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Wordpress as a framework is kinda federated, you can host your own server if you want to.
You can look into wysiwyg website editors, self hosting a website with aws and s3 is wicked cheap, and other providers like netlify are also inexpensive to a lesser degree.
I will look into that. Thanks. And WordPress doesn't let you tinker with the base code like they used to.
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All results I found pulled up AI.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yeesh. That's terrible. Morespecifically look at Hugo and Ghost
Edit: I don't mean you're terrible, I mean the search results are.
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Yeesh. That's terrible. Morespecifically look at Hugo and Ghost
Edit: I don't mean you're terrible, I mean the search results are.
Okay will do.
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Yeesh. That's terrible. Morespecifically look at Hugo and Ghost
Edit: I don't mean you're terrible, I mean the search results are.
Thanks and got be careful fucking google tried to take me to ai sloop. Found them both look good. Will try Hugo first, looks like I can do less coding with it. Might redo my another website with it as well.
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Just did Eww fuck AI don't want use fhat garbage.
SSGs are not related to AI and have been a thing for a long time. You won't see anything about AI in the wiki article.
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Yeesh. That's terrible. Morespecifically look at Hugo and Ghost
Edit: I don't mean you're terrible, I mean the search results are.
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Okay but I can write HTML code just don't want to.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Well, if you want you can design your website using the elementor tool and a locally hosted wordpress (you can use local to host the wordpress). All of it without having to know how to code.
After you are done with your design, use a static plugin generator (it's called staatic) to generate your website. It mostly keeps all of the functionality that you desire (html, css, js) but it's static which means that you can't have a database.
You can take the static website and host it on any hosting service of your choice. GitHub is a very good fast option. You'll have to own your domain name though.
Speedtest the website, and then optimize.
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Is there not federated WordPress?
Maybe write freely? It's federated and blog format
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Yeah but then it wouldn't be on my website. And no thanks to WordPress they enshitfication and don't allow you to change the code. So fuck them. Also they destroy Comicpress best thing they had for webcomics.
I get it, but you can pretty much bend Wordpress to do anything you want, even without coding. I for one suck at coding and have found a Theme I use for building all my sites and customers as well.
I don’t know you whatsoever and you don’t know me, so take this with a huge grain of salt, but sounds to me you are looking for a reason not to bring back your webcomic.
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Is there not federated WordPress?
Grav CMS?
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Is there not federated WordPress?
Idk if this would work but bearblog is a nice platform for releasing stuff. You can customize it a lot and the UI is pretty nice.
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Okay but I can write HTML code just don't want to.
Using a SSG such as Hugo, you don’t write HYML. You use Markdown. Which is the same format that you use for posts on Lemmy. You don’t get the full MS Word of the formatting gamut but in exchange your posts look the same anywhere you put them that uses Markdown.
In fact there is someone that made a front end that literally uses Lemmy as the backend for your posts.
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Is there not federated WordPress?
I'm hosting writefreely with picsur as the image host for my blog. They're pretty lightweight. Otherwise a static site generator like others suggested.
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I will look into that. Thanks. And WordPress doesn't let you tinker with the base code like they used to.
They do if you host it yourself. I've done a fair bit of WordPress development. You can add your own plugins that override base functionality, and if that isn't enough you can just modify the base code directly (but you'll have to reconcile it with updates if you want to update).
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Maybe write freely? It's federated and blog format
Thsnks I look imto it.
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I get it, but you can pretty much bend Wordpress to do anything you want, even without coding. I for one suck at coding and have found a Theme I use for building all my sites and customers as well.
I don’t know you whatsoever and you don’t know me, so take this with a huge grain of salt, but sounds to me you are looking for a reason not to bring back your webcomic.
No just don't want to use WordPress.
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I'm hosting writefreely with picsur as the image host for my blog. They're pretty lightweight. Otherwise a static site generator like others suggested.
Do you find that Writefreely federates well? I've tried hosting it a couple of times but my accounts weren't discoverable on many other Fediverse instances. I never got to the bottom of why. I really like it though and would love for it to work out.
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They do if you host it yourself. I've done a fair bit of WordPress development. You can add your own plugins that override base functionality, and if that isn't enough you can just modify the base code directly (but you'll have to reconcile it with updates if you want to update).
If you want to make changes without dealing with update hassles:
- Make a child theme to your current theme which inherits from it.
- Add a functions.php to your child theme, which only includes specific overrides for functionality you want to override.
- Presto change-o you are immune to stuff getting ruined with updates. (Aside from API changes and things but those are relatively rare in my experience, for the most part it all just works.)
