Website Host?

Does anyone know a good website builder for displaying my collection by taxonomy?
I have tried a few, but none of them allow me to create a lot of different pages to post the different species.

Have you tried weebly.com

I use Wix.com for my website but I'm not sure whether it would let you create lots of pages- from what I've used of it it seems to be really good though!

Thanks for the swift reactions, darlings.

Sadly both sites have been tried and don't work well for me.

I was about to say weebly, too, I'm currently at 89 different pages on my new site (my collection split by horse breed, I had no idea I HAD so many breeds and I've still got all the warmbloods to do! ), but if you've tried it and had problems then that's no go.

George wrote:

I was about to say weebly, too, I'm currently at 89 different pages on my new site (my collection split by horse breed, I had no idea I HAD so many breeds and I've still got all the warmbloods to do! ), but if you've tried it and had problems then that's no go.

I agree Weebly's system would work for me, but there is just something in it that makes my chromebook flip out, no matter how I try.Guess weebly is just not going to agree with my laptop lmao.

After a slight back and forth with the Weebly Support, I managed to get my old data deleted and then the website worked perfectly.



This gives me so much happiness.

Hurray! I am glad you got it sorted out

Ah, that's great, I thought it sounded like the best fit for multi pages after how far I'd pushed my own account already, hopefully it'll be able to do all you want from now on. And I really should stop putting off sorting all my warmblood horses and finish my site, I did the bulk of it months ago but they're such difficult breeds to allocate I'm hiding from tackling them!

Never deny the suggestion of a crocodile.

For future reference or if anyone else is interested, I find that Google Sites work great. My cousin and I both post images of all our figures on there including outdoor photos. Between the two of us there are over 2,000 images on there and you can add many different pages easily and the site can handle many pictures. Very user friendly!

Roger wrote:

Never deny the suggestion of a crocodile.

I'll stick with the Alligator for now, if you don't mind

I am of course going to post the link once I have started posting pictures. With the pictures I will also give a little side info like brand, product number, publication year, retirement year and in which country the figure is made.

Can't wait to see it!