[ale] OT: Best solution for adhoc web pages

[jknapka at kneuro.net (JK)]

Hi Chris,

A while back I had a similar need, and (since I wanted to learn a little
PHP) I put together a small PHP script for static sites that takes care
of laying everything out in a consistent way.  I offer it for your
consideration, although there are certainly many other ways you
could approach the problem:

http://www.kneuro.net/littlesite/

All the source is available via the "code" link on that page.

-- JK

Christopher Fowler wrote:
> I have a domain name called linxdev.com that I only use for email now.
> I want to start using it to document what I've been playing with amateur
> radio wise, computers, GPC, etc so other people can read.  
>
> My last project was a tennis ball launcher used for placing temporary
> wire antennas in tall trees.  While doing research many sites did not
> have full documentation of ALL the parts needed.  When I worked on my
> design I decided to keep a detailed BOM and records so this effort could
> be repeated by a novice.  Now I want to post all that info and I do not
> want to create a unique look and feel for each thing I do.  I want the
> site to flow.  Should I go with a web blogging type system?  Or
> Something else?
>
> Chris
>
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