SimpleSites
Making websites is very hard. Trust me, I’ve been doing it for over thirty years. I’ve come to realize that simple is often better than spending time trying to make it a complicated stack of cards. That is why I’ve created SimpleSites.
SimpleSites will offer best practices on putting together simple sites that doesn’t take a Simpleton to figure it out.
This is how the process works.
We use StackEdit to code the web pages. StackEdit uses MarkDown to fill the content of the webpages. StackEdit can then export the page as HTML. Then the HTML file is sent to your web server (via FTP like FileZilla) and your web page is ready to use by the world wide web.
If you need any help with this process please contact me at alan@neeses.com.
Below is some documentation on how to code in StackEdit.
Table of Contents
Centering Text
Centering an Image
Linking Inline
Linking Web
Images
Centering Text
<p class="center">Center this text.</p>
Center this text.
Centering an Image
<div class="center">
<img src="https://alanneese.net/simplesites/img/logo.png">
</div>
StackEdit?
The best thing to do is to have a Google Account. If you don’t have one you can go here.
Linking Inline
[Go to images](#images)
Linking to the web
Let’s try a link that opens a new window.
Try clicking on this!
<a href="https://cnn.com" target="_blank">Try clicking on this!</a>
Images
Written with StackEdit.