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Webcomic Layout/Design Question?
Hizke
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EDIT: Dur, sorry... Please move to H/A! Also, thanks for quick responses : O
Alright I know this is goofy but I am turning to a wildly popular webcomic's forum for advice on making a webcomic.
I am not satisfied with keeping a webcomic on a hosted site and would like to put it on a personal site. Reason being is that the current host has a thing against mature content and people must sign up for that site to see the art.
My question is how may I get a layout similar to most hosted webcomic sites where I can use the most basic features like back/forward/first/new as well as archiving, etc.? Anyone in the know, please help me on this dilemma!
I do realize I can manually do all this, but I am wondering if there are easier ways.
If this needs elaborating I can try to further explain myself-- I'm not really well-versed in web creation but I want to learn.
Alright I know this is goofy but I am turning to a wildly popular webcomic's forum for advice on making a webcomic.
I am not satisfied with keeping a webcomic on a hosted site and would like to put it on a personal site. Reason being is that the current host has a thing against mature content and people must sign up for that site to see the art.
My question is how may I get a layout similar to most hosted webcomic sites where I can use the most basic features like back/forward/first/new as well as archiving, etc.? Anyone in the know, please help me on this dilemma!
I do realize I can manually do all this, but I am wondering if there are easier ways.
If this needs elaborating I can try to further explain myself-- I'm not really well-versed in web creation but I want to learn.
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http://forums.penny-arcade.com/forumdisplay.php?f=22
if you are seeking help and advice, you may want to check out "help and advice"
and it looks like you are seeking either one or both of those things
Anyway, assuming you know enough about the fundamentals of website construction to get WordPress installed, http://comicpress.org is likely just what the doctor ordered.