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So true. Show the receptionist how to use the FTP client and she can update the hours and holidays. Imagine teaching her the ins and outs of wordpress and expec
by bitJericho 12y ago
So true. Show the receptionist how to use the FTP client and she can update the hours and holidays. Imagine teaching her the ins and outs of wordpress and expecting her to be ok with it or training in the next user.
- LordIllidan 12y agoWhy would you need to teach her the "ins and outs" of wordpress? Login, edit a page - you can even keep the edit url as a bookmark, preview and publish. As compared to teaching her about FTP, opening files in a text editor, and editing HTML/markdown.
- bitJericho 12y agoYou think a wordpress installation is easier to use than ftp/notepad?
- LordIllidan 12y agoDepending on the installation, yes. You haven't explained what the notepad will be editing.
- bitJericho 12y agoI mean in relation to what this article is talking about. A simple page eg hours.html or something. I think most folks could manage it. But you're right it would entirely depend on the design and the willingness of the user to take a moment to learn the ftp software and the crash course in HTML it would require. I still think that's simpler than running and operating a full wordpress installation in some cases.