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Dreamweaver and Wordpress intergration
Posted on 2010-09-07
I built a website using dreamweaver, and was under the impression that the client had hosting with Godaddy...I came to find out that they just have their domain name purchased through Godaddy...and that their current website is hosted with Wordpress...I know that wordpress is just a free blog site, but is there anyway to upload my entire site, or should I suggest they go with something like web-hosting from godaddy...thanks
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Hi jibboo1908,
If they are using the WordPress hosting (wordpress.com) then you are not going to be able to use DW to connect to the server in the normal way. WP.com doesn't allow it, all changes to the site must be done through the WordPress admin interface. You could still use DW locally to edit files, but you lose the Get/Put capability.
Now, if you can convince the client to move to GoDaddy or Dreamhost (my personal preference), then they can run the full WordPress software and gain much more control over the site (more themes, plugins, etc) and you will also be able to set up WebDav or FTP and use DW in its intended manner.
If they are using the WordPress hosting (wordpress.com) then you are not going to be able to use DW to connect to the server in the normal way. WP.com doesn't allow it, all changes to the site must be done through the WordPress admin interface. You could still use DW locally to edit files, but you lose the Get/Put capability.
Now, if you can convince the client to move to GoDaddy or Dreamhost (my personal preference), then they can run the full WordPress software and gain much more control over the site (more themes, plugins, etc) and you will also be able to set up WebDav or FTP and use DW in its intended manner.
To use self hosted WordPress blog, you have to purchase web hosting package. Otherwise you will not be able to upload your contents.
- Kailash
- Kailash
Actually, it's possible to get free web hosting and even without ads. www.x10hosting is one such site. I just started www.myownperfectsite.com which offers free hosting and you can also go to http://www.free-webhosts.com/webhosting-01.php You can use an one click installer to install WordPress.
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