Thread: Best Script For One Page Sites?

ANy script can create one page website with custom url and good seo ?
Cause thinking of creating directory for my future car site but most of local user don't have their own site ..... so one page creator will be best for me

Um if I understand your question properly. Just go with Word Press it makes awesome one pager sites as it has almost everything you could want with the thousands of themes and plugins available.

I've been using Wordpress for one-pages sites, mainly because it's so easy for people to theme and for people to add content. When I was building sites in plain HTML, they were hard for other people to update.

I now have around 1,000 copies of Wordpress running -- and I have no intention of switching to WPMu.

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

I've been using Wordpress for one-pages sites, mainly because it's so easy for people to theme and for people to add content. When I was building sites in plain HTML, they were hard for other people to update.

I now have around 1,000 copies of Wordpress running -- and I have no intention of switching to WPMu.

i think my hosting is not allow me with too many WP coding and too many SQL too ......

One wordpress installation only uses one mysql database.

Originally Posted by 5starpix

One wordpress installation only uses one mysql database.

let said i have 50 wp then i need 50 db .... hosting here is kind of expensive and limited, international is too slow for local here (our ISP suck)

Originally Posted by SonnyCooL

let said i have 50 wp then i need 50 db .... hosting here is kind of expensive and limited, international is too slow for local here (our ISP suck)

Why 50 different Wordpress installations? Its just one site with one page no?

Originally Posted by 5starpix

Why 50 different Wordpress installations? Its just one site with one page no?

plenty site
or do i miss anything ?
u means install one site, then used page as individual site ???
so the url will be domain.com/abc (one site) ??

Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

I've been using Wordpress for one-pages sites, mainly because it's so easy for people to theme and for people to add content. When I was building sites in plain HTML, they were hard for other people to update.

I now have around 1,000 copies of Wordpress running -- and I have no intention of switching to WPMu.

How do you go about when updating to a newer version? Running all sites seperate or do you have something else to update? Since that's the big advantage of WPMU no?

Well yeah. Why not just create one wordpress site, and add pages. Still works well, and it can still perform well in terms of SEO