Articles tagged "Website builders"

Build a Writing and Editing Workflow with Google Docs and WordPress

Publishing online is so easy, you can jot your thoughts down and share them with the world in minutes.

WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org: What's the difference?

Words that mean two different things are confusing. Biweekly, for example, means twice a week or every other week, which is why there's no excuse for ever using it.

How to use Squarespace

Squarespace is a website builder that lets anyone design a website with no coding or design skills.

The 10 Best CMS Platforms

A content management system (CMS) is web-based software that allows you to build content-oriented websites, like blogs, eCommerce websites, or portfolios. A CMS is a must-have if you're regularly adding content to your website.

Fast follow-up: Automatic workflows to get the most out of your landing page

Landing pages are perfect for launching a new product or service.

What is a CMS? An actual explanation 

I've run multiple blogs in my life, but you know what I've never had to do? Manually add a byline field, publish date element, or related articles section to a post. Those are all taken care of by a content management system (CMS). 

How to Remove "Powered by Squarespace"

By default, every Squarespace website says "Powered by Squarespace" at the bottom. Here's how to remove that. Log in to your Squarespace account and select the website you want to remove the text from.

How to Embed a Gravity Form in WordPress, With or Without Shortcodes

So you're looking to embed Gravity Forms on your WordPress website, but don't quite understand how.

Why you should build pointless websites just for fun

The internet was more fun when people made websites for the heck of it. I think people should start doing that again. Around 2009, single user websites were everywhere. You could see if it's Christmas or find out how many people are in space. It was fun.

How to Make a Multiple-Column Website with Google Sites' Hidden Menu

The newly redesigned Google Sites is a great place to start a website for free. In minutes, you can add text and images, embed documents and maps, and share it with a customized link—though not on your own domain name yet.