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Evening boyos
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Oh one of my clients was mentioning it earlier, they wanted to use it for some in house thing.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostNope. What are you after?
I've never used it myself, was just wondering if anyone here had used it.That boy go raaaaaaa
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Evening CMOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostEvening boyos
That boy go raaaaaaa
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It looks quite tasty if you want to put widgets and things like that in there.Originally posted by El_Diablo View PostOh one of my clients was mentioning it earlier, they wanted to use it for some in house thing.
I've never used it myself, was just wondering if anyone here had used it.
I "redesigned" my company website over the summer, and just moved it into Wordpress - so there are now static pages in there, plus my blog, all in the same database and much easier to maintain. My old blog was getting spammed a bit, but there is a good anti-spam plugin to stop it (that said, Mrs F. had 128 spam comments on her blog overnight last night!!).
I'm not sure how google goes with hosting / registration etc. - I'm sure it does it, since we run MrsF's company email through google anyway. If they want widgets, it looks OK - Nick may be your man for a more in depth analysis though
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Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Much the same, really. I've managed to walk up to school to pick up DD1 twice this week, but I can't reliably cross the road as I get dizzy when I look from one side to the other!Originally posted by cailin maith View Post
Hello luvvie - how are you feeling this evening?
Should be sorted soon though....
I've been reading some old TPD (and CUK) threads recently, hence the reversion to "Carling Wotsit". Got to start planning the Christmas speech, I guess.....Comment
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Cheers Faq! One of my Kiwi clients uses Google for pretty much all their needs. This Google Sites thing looks like it's got a premium bit to it too, so I'll have a look later.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt looks quite tasty if you want to put widgets and things like that in there.
I "redesigned" my company website over the summer, and just moved it into Wordpress - so there are now static pages in there, plus my blog, all in the same database and much easier to maintain. My old blog was getting spammed a bit, but there is a good anti-spam plugin to stop it (that said, Mrs F. had 128 spam comments on her blog overnight last night!!).
I'm not sure how google goes with hosting / registration etc. - I'm sure it does it, since we run MrsF's company email through google anyway. If they want widgets, it looks OK - Nick may be your man for a more in depth analysis though
That boy go raaaaaaa
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