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So I'm going to be making a site for my ewhore to help deal with clients. I was wondering if anyone had a good domain name involving the word Alice. Also what CMS do you guys recommend? I might start with AGC and eventually move to PP if I make enough money to make it worth it. Obviously I will need some sort of gallery application and a sort of store with custom checkout options. What are your thoughts?
WordPress is the easiest if you are inexperienced.
(Aug 20, 2019 10:32 AM)al5ina5 Wrote:  WordPress is the easiest if you are inexperienced.

You say that but I have nothing but problems with WordPress xD so I'm using bootstrap studio
(Aug 20, 2019 04:14 PM)FCC Wrote:  You say that but I have nothing but problems with WordPress xD so I'm using bootstrap studio
I'm wildly against using WordPress for most cases, but this is literally where it's supposed to be used. It's going to be your best CMS option, with a plethora of payment processing modules available. If you're running into issues setting it up, you should consider a WordPress hosting solution, which would also eliminate a lot of security issues for noobs.

Bootstrap is nothing but frontend design, which is far less than what Wordpress is.

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(Apr 22, 2022 04:39 PM)-Scrub Wrote:  Jokes on you, I'm not smart enough to know what he's talking about.
(Aug 20, 2019 04:18 PM)Nachfolger Wrote:  I'm wildly against using WordPress for most cases, but this is literally where it's supposed to be used. It's going to be your best CMS option, with a plethora of payment processing modules available. If you're running into issues setting it up, you should consider a WordPress hosting solution, which would also eliminate a lot of security issues for noobs.

Bootstrap is nothing but frontend design, which is far less than what Wordpress is.

I don't have any issues with the initial installation it's just the customizing aspect of it. I want to use a certain theme for example and I want to have a full width background image but everything I try to use either breaks or just simply doesn't go full width. It's just small incompatibility issues like that that I'm coming across.
(Aug 20, 2019 04:31 PM)FCC Wrote:  I don't have any issues with the initial installation it's just the customizing aspect of it. I want to use a certain theme for example and I want to have a full width background image but everything I try to use either breaks or just simply doesn't go full width. It's just small incompatibility issues like that that I'm coming across.

Yeah, it’s nearly impossible to build a custom website with ease if you are inexperienced. Your best bet might be to hire a developer like myself. It will save you a lot of headaches if you are not interested in setting the time aside to scavenge Google and learn how to develop these things. If you have any more specific questions, I’m happy to help.

Good luck!

Here’s an example of a (real girl) e-whoring site, built on WordPress: http://bellsplayground.com/promo/
(Aug 20, 2019 06:18 PM)al5ina5 Wrote:  Yeah, it’s nearly impossible to build a custom website with ease if you are inexperienced. Your best bet might be to hire a developer like myself. It will save you a lot of headaches if you are not interested in setting the time aside to scavenge Google and learn how to develop these things. If you have any more specific questions, I’m happy to help.

Good luck!

Here’s an example of a (real girl) e-whoring site, built on WordPress: http://bellsplayground.com/promo/

I'm not inexperienced with web development it's just that WordPress takes more work than it's probably worth.
(Aug 20, 2019 07:47 PM)FCC Wrote:  I'm not inexperienced with web development it's just that WordPress takes more work than it's probably worth.

Yeah, it’s definitely much more of a pain than developing in HTML/CSS, but it’s definitely worth it when you do have it running as expected. It would be way more difficult to mimic all the features WordPress provides if you were to develop your own CMS.
(Aug 20, 2019 08:04 PM)al5ina5 Wrote:  Yeah, it’s definitely much more of a pain than developing in HTML/CSS, but it’s definitely worth it when you do have it running as expected. It would be way more difficult to mimic all the features WordPress provides if you were to develop your own CMS.

I decided to just hash it out and try to get something working. So far I think it's coming along ok. I have the layout kinda how I want but I might change the pictures and text a bit.

https://www.alicefrazier.store/
(Aug 21, 2019 11:13 AM)FCC Wrote:  I decided to just hash it out and try to get something working. So far I think it's coming along ok. I have the layout kinda how I want but I might change the pictures and text a bit.

https://www.alicefrazier.store/

That should work for what you want it too!