Easy, free way to create a single form-editable web page on my static HTML site? [more inside]
posted by ManInSuit on Apr 15, 2009 - 2 answers

Is there an automated way to print a person's name on a PDF when they fill out a Web form to get it? Like, "this printed for your name here" [more inside]
posted by junger on Feb 26, 2009 - 12 answers

Info-management filter: Is there a software/script that will take my several directories full of Markdown-formatted txt files and publish them into html pages? [more inside]
posted by raheel on Jan 31, 2009 - 7 answers

What are some examples of sites that make lots of money off of hosted white papers? [more inside]
posted by redarmycomrade on Feb 22, 2008 - 1 answer

I recently had the brilliant idea of giving my girlfriend a domain name plus hosting for her birthday. While it was well received, I haven't yet found a way to help her write a web site. While I know web technology really well, teaching my girlfriend HTML, CSS and JavaScript is not an option. We tried Frontpage (which is simply crap) and Dreamweaver (which is too closely coupled to the code for her) so far and didn't get anywhere. Is there any really simple page creation software, possibly web-based, that would allow her to create her own site without too much hassle? I'm thinking about something with the difficulty level of Google Page Creator, but maybe with a bit more power. Linux servers running pretty much anything are available.
posted by themel on Nov 10, 2006 - 22 answers

im developing a *low key* department site for the company intranet. We've decided that ill write a simple menu that loads a word document into the facing frame for each menu item - this way i don't have to write any SQL or an interface for keeping the performance data up to date (the department employees will simply keep the word files up to date)

now the question - is there anyway to display a word document as a webpage (meaning: without the rulers and such along the sides and top)? [more inside]
posted by Tryptophan-5ht on Sep 7, 2004 - 7 answers

Here's what I want. A text input system that gives me the following options after I write: publish to my weblog, send it as an email, or save it as a document (three buttons at the bottom: publish, send, save). The input area above the text area could function as a place for a title, email address, or drive location. Does that make sense? Does it exist?
posted by jacknose on Jul 8, 2004 - 12 answers

I'm thinking of establishing a new personal web site for the risque/opinionated stuff that I don't want on my family-oriented site. The thing is, I'm not convinced that MT and it's bloggerific ilk nor Nuke and it's bastard children can maintain the stylized newspaper/-zine site that I want to erect. What other styles of free or dirt-cheap CMS software are out there that I should consider for the new site?
posted by ringmaster on Mar 5, 2004 - 10 answers