Put your site files right on their interface. – a great and free alternative for static websites.Github Pages – Note: if you want to have a more dynamic site you can use their free Jekyll.If you are just hosting static assets (HTML, CSS, frontend JS, and images) you can also use… It’s hosted on Bluehost, without using WordPress. The image above is for my (very outdated) site. All you have to do is move the website files (HTML and CSS in your case) into the appropriate site folder. To do this, I would recommend using a FTP (like CyberDuck or FileZilla ). The good news is that you can still get your site online using Bluehost (or any other similar hosting solution), with just HTML and CSS files. You *can* use Bluehost with just HTML and CSS files. WordPress is really best for blogs, or sites with a lot of dynamic content and pages.įor single page sites, or sites with only a few pages, WordPress isn’t really necessary. It’s like putting a cast on your whole arm if you just have a cut on your finger. If you just have HTML and CSS files, using WordPress would complicate things. WordPress has a lot more to it than HTML and CSS. If you only have CSS and HTML files, there is no need to use WordPress. I am going to try to answer this as best I can.
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