February 27, 200917 yr Hi I was wondering who you would recommend as a hosing company for a joomla website. around 20 static pages, thats about it really. Thanks DWP
February 27, 200917 yr For a static site with 20 pages, dont use Joomla at all. Sadly Joomla is quite problematic in terms of how often and how seemingly easily it gets hacked and trashed. Best to do the pages in .html and leave it at that. As for who to host it, well, if its UK based, then why not check out some our or packages and what our customers say about us :-)
February 28, 200917 yr Author For a static site with 20 pages, dont use Joomla at all. Sadly Joomla is quite problematic in terms of how often and how seemingly easily it gets hacked and trashed. Best to do the pages in .html and leave it at that. As for who to host it, well, if its UK based, then why not check out some our or packages and what our customers say about us :-) A customer of mine requested that I use joomal, for him to be able to update it regularly.... blog, news, well all content really Does joomla have certain requirements from a host that I should look for Thanks for your input
February 28, 200917 yr Is there any particular reason why your client requested Joolma in particular? It does seem a bit overkill for just 20 pages when there are many more choices.
February 28, 200917 yr Wordpress could be a better option, depending on the kind of content. WP isn't just for blogs (though of course it's great for blogs).
February 28, 200917 yr Author Thanks for all your opinions on what cms to use but we will stick with joomla ,the customer has ran a website before with over 20,000 registered users and would like a cms with more control than the one previously provided by the last web company he used. Also the website is created and all ready to go I am after a hosting company that I can use for the site, any ideas on this matter. thanks for all your inputs
February 28, 200917 yr We can provide hosting for you Depending on your expectations for your site, you may want to take a look at our Home or Developer packages... Our servers do support Joomla and many other CMS systems. Shoot me a PM if you want any more information
February 28, 200917 yr Thanks for all your opinions on what cms to use but we will stick with joomla ,the customer has ran a website before with over 20,000 registered users and would like a cms with more control than the one previously provided by the last web company he used. Also the website is created and all ready to go I am after a hosting company that I can use for the site, any ideas on this matter. thanks for all your inputs Hi DWP As with peartree, all of our packages support joomla too, but if you need any help, dont hesitate to give us a call and ask
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