A WORD PRESS question for Jed, I'm still reviewing the pros & cons of using "WORD PRESS". I'm seriously leaning towards using it. It looks like my web host provider supports it. Just about every provider does! WORD PRESS is very popular.
I'm still a little puzzled over what options are available as to WHERE one edits personal content prior to publishing material out on the web. It looks to me like WORD PRESS is set up such that the preferred (or default) way of editing personal content is through the use of one's favorite web browser, where one actually performs the raw editing of personal content (pages) on-line. Is this the only way... the preferred way to edit personal content destined to be published in the WORD PRESS universe? I'm wondering... can one perform most of the major editing on one's home PC and then ftp/upload the finished content after most of the fixes have been completed? Does one accomplish this by running a http://localhost web server on one's own machine at home? I'm used to editing everything on my home PC. I then use a FTP protocol that automatically transfers only the updated files to the host provider. This, of course, makes sense when one is managing a web site populated with oodles of static html pages. WORD PRESS, OTOH, dynamically generates all content on the fly. New concept. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
