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You should add a button to a demo on the homepage. It would be nice to see what a Postach.io blog looks without having to register.
by andygcook 14y ago
You should add a button to a demo on the homepage. It would be nice to see what a Postach.io blog looks without having to register.
- abdophoto 14y agoAgreed. A demo would be nice.
- nerdburn 14y agoI totally agree - we're working on that right now :) Thanks!
- Hansi 14y agoGreat, I recommend a live demo and screenshots too. Maybe a quick tutorial showing the process from creating a new note to publishing etc.
- wilfra 14y agohttp://wilfra.postach.io http://wilfra.postach.io Set that up in under a minute. If they support custom domains I'm in - but don't really like using subdomains. edit: they don't seem to support images, i uploaded a screenshot of the admin area and it didn't render on my blog.
- geekforbrains 14y agoImages should be working, I'll check that out. As for custom domains, we absolute support it, just getting ready to roll it out. You can see custom domains in action on my site (also run via Postach.io) http://geekforbrains.com http://geekforbrains.com Cheers
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- wilfra 14y agomy bad images do work if you click the link - i didn't understand the homepage was just a preview. http://wilfra.postach.io/post/hello-world http://wilfra.postach.io/post/hello-world
- ktrgardiner 14y agoWhen will custom domains be rolled out then?
- pbreit 14y ago> Set that up in under a minute. Looks like it. But to be less snarky, I'm no longer very compelled by speed of setup. The result is at least 10x more important.