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I think you can just output the files to a folder and zip that up. |
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Problem solved - thanks again! |
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Everything works except clicking on the website logo - which opens the text directory listing - but I can live with that. |
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Try this option. It might help. |
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Yes it did thanks. Now clicking on the logo opens the Hero section (which I wasn't using on this website) but much better than the text directory listing! |
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Great, edited the Hero section to suit. Now I have a professional looking and fully-functioning package to share with others. I suggest instructions for creating a zip file to share with others along the lines of this discussion be added to the Publii documentation on servers. |
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Hi, I've built a Publii website that I would like to share with individuals off-line rather than have it hosted somewhere. I could ask them to install Publii and tell them which directory to upload my website files to but some of them won't be able to do that. It would be useful to have a stand-alone "Publii-lite" viewer-only version (just the preview part of Publii) for them to see the site as I do from within Publii. Or could Publii also generate a stand-alone exe version of the site? Thanks.
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