Heaven forbid someone saying anything negative about EveryWeb (which again, I *really* want to like!). I cringe when I see another trash you simply b/c your opinion is different than his (he sure is an authority!!), and I admire you when you keep your composure and don't drop to his level. JRIH - I appreciate your honest input and opinions. However, their customer support seems fantastic. There's oodles of information and outside reviews on so many of the alternatives. Before doing so, I google-searched reviews about the company, and came up with very little information on them, other than these comments on these apple discussions, and their own website. I was looking at Webacapella (sp?) a while back, maybe I'll look some more. Maybe your experience with them will be better. Anyway, a couple of more days and I am so done with Rage. In fact, reading their blogs, the only ones who seem be having success, are the ones using Rage's provider service, but maybe that's just me reading into it. Machighway charges me $49.95 a year for 5 gigs. Yesterday, they suggested that "maybe I would want to use their hosting service". It's been a number of days, uploading TEST directories, and nothing yet. There has been a lot of talk on other threads that you have to use Rage's hosting service with Everweb, even though Rage claims you can use any provider. I finally reinstalled my iWeb site with absolutely no problem. I am also working with Rage to figure it out. I spent a lot of time with them, Machighway, and could find no problem at that end. I even had them wipe my files so that I could do a clean install. I tried the Everweb ftp provided, Cyberduck, Filezilla and it just won't appear on my provider.
Most SEO is built into the program, but you need a couple of Roddy's widgets to do a couple of things.Īnyway, the great day comes and…. Roddy helped out by making a bunch of widgets which really speed up the process.
#RAGE SOFTWARE EVERWEB MANUAL#
There are basic support videos and a good blog, but no manual worth the name. It has a slightly steeper learning curve than iWeb, but once you get the hang of it, it goes pretty quickly. No you can't import the files, you go from scratch. I bought Everweb and spent the next several weeks rebuilding my website on Everweb. There has been a lot of discussion here about an iWeb replacement, especially Everweb.
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