Site Builder for Custom Hosting

[Stentorian]

Hello, 

 

I don't really have that much of coding experience to be able to create a full on working website like Wordpress. That is why I am in need of a website builder that can be used on a NGINX server. Preferably free and little coding experience needed. 

 

Any suggestions would be amazing! 

 

Thanks, 

Stentorian

[Franck]

Well if you make any site you can host it with NGINX.

 

Maybe you are confusing technologies and website.

You can make a website with any free builder i can think of and host it on NGINX.

[Stentorian]

5 hours ago, Franck said:

Well if you make any site you can host it with NGINX.

 

Maybe you are confusing technologies and website.

You can make a website with any free builder i can think of and host it on NGINX.

I'm on about hosting it on a custom NGINX host on a dedicated PC that I own instead of paying for it to be hosted on the builder's servers (E.g. Wix's Servers). Is there any way of exporting the websites on these types of builders? 

[Franck]

1 hour ago, Stentorian said:

I'm on about hosting it on a custom NGINX host on a dedicated PC that I own instead of paying for it to be hosted on the builder's servers (E.g. Wix's Servers). Is there any way of exporting the websites on these types of builders? 

Wix you can download the HTML of your sample site as far as i remember. Last time i played with it was last summer.

[Nettly_]

Or... you can code the website on glitch.com for free.  The only TRUE website hosting online for free tbh

[Stentorian]

36 minutes ago, Franck said:

Wix you can download the HTML of your sample site as far as i remember. Last time i played with it was last summer.

I have had a quick Google and it turns out you cannot download it anymore due to their new editor and ADI which helps you easily create the website. 

 

15 minutes ago, SafyreLyons-5LT said:

Or... you can code the website on glitch.com for free.  The only TRUE website hosting online for free tbh

I have hosting for the site but I don't have the time to code it all out. That's why I chose Wordpress because I knew it was easy to install and I've had previous experience with it. The only thing is that it doesn't support SFTP access, only FTP which we don't have. We have everything SSL encrypted for security. 

[Nettly_]

@Stentorian Ah okay

[myselfolli]

Depending on how complicated the website you create is, you could try to just straight up save it (Ctrl + S)...

[Stentorian]

No more replies necessary. I have found an experience coder who can do it all for us. Thanks for the help!