Building a bass site

[fishingforbasses]

I have been really bored and am starting to want to put toghether a bass instruction site. I was wondering if any of those free site builders is sufficient, cuz I don't wanna have to charge anyone for this. (I'm certainly not gonna pay. If possible I might use actual video, but again we have that price thing. I know how to use a webcam and save videos on the comp from it but...you know.)

I may even score a few points on my music teacher lol.

any thoughts

if this is in wrong area sorry....

[airborne50caliber]

Free website is fine, better off designing it in dreamweaver or frontpage or soemthing and uploading it to a free http://www.freewebs.com account or something

[Trigger_003]

I've been (slowly) making a guitar site and I've got loads of space on my server... if you can't find anywhere else...

But as Airborne said, it's probably better to go throught dreamweaver or frontpage first, then uploading it. You usually have more chance of getting what you want that way. If you don't have either of those programs (or even if you do but you have no idea how to use them), depending on how much there is, you can send them to me as word documents or whatever and I can script them into web format for you. If you're wanting to learn some basic html and so forth, have a look at http://www.pageresource.com

/shrug

[ThePinkPanther]

don't use freewebs.

Use something good

http://www.webasehosting.com

[Seafroggys]

I use 1st Page, and its a free download.

Or the Mozilla Composer, though you can do less stuff with it.

[Spirtee]

You have to pay for both Dreamweaver and Frontpage (unless you pirate them, but I'm not going to talk about that) a free alternative is NVU (www.nvu.com)

Good luck with it

[azguitar92]

are you doing the coding for the site? because if you are, i suggest downloading NVU. it is free and easy to use. that's wat i use

[fishingforbasses]

alright. I'll try NVU