Why is it that on this forum in particular you always get two snotty answers for every helpful one? Or hardly any answers at all. I was about to start a post asking what the designers on this site consider an appropriate request and something they would respond to. I posted a request asking for feedback and only two people were so kind as to respond (they have my heartfelt appreciation!). PS: cdjr. I have been totally unsuccessful at getting the software you suggested to install - I tried it on my home computer and work computer and couldn't get it to work either time. Is there anything special you remember doing?

Cool picture Lilo. I totally understand. I too try hard to sustain whatever wildlife I like to see by natural means, e.g. plant life and vegetation for housing. I remember yellow jackets in California, they seemed monstrous! Yikes. That's probably the best part of bird watching anneliese, one thing you do might attract many birds. Too many cool birds to see. Speaking of which, we just had two students visit from Germany. As I was walking them over to get identification cards for work, S shouted "Look J!" and pointed at our highly ubiquitous male Cardinal. I realized Cardinalis cardinalis are probably only here, and promptly gave her my Eastern region (of the US) bird book. She only gave it back on the last day. She could've kept it. It turns out, it's very specific to where I live... Eastern side of the US, well, and into Mexico some. I love to observe flora and fauna wherever I go, and cannot imagine what birds they must have in Germany. What was either of your favorites there?

This would be extremely easy to do. If you know WordPress you could get it all done in about two working days. If not, there will be a learning curve but it won't be too terribly painful. Will cost a few hundred dollars to DIY. You need to choose your host. HostGator is a good option since you won't have tons of traffic or big, beefy content files. There are others, so check out your options carefully. I've been thru a few WordPress themes and the best one I've found, that offers the most options for revisions to keep overall design fresh is from Envato/Themeforest it's called The7. http://goo.gl/Z1E8Uk To control privacy of members and access to content you have two options, you can go LMS or MMS. LMS is Learning Management System plugin. It's what elearning sites use. MMS is Membership Management System plugin. It's what many coaching type sites use. LMS plugin would be like LearnDash. MMS plugin would be like WishList. All you do is install your plugin of choice, create your posts with content and images just like they're regular WordPress posts (or pages) and then use your LMS or MMS to identify the members that can have access to the content. The super simpler way to do this would be to just install WordPress and password protect each and every post. I'd use one password for all. Give the passwords to patients and call it done. The problem with that, however, is you won't have any control beyond that. You won't have a list. You won't know what accessed what, etc. And as you get more experienced with WordPress and plugins, you won't be able to go back and capture membership information - that train will have already left the station, so to speak. Plus, you're going to have to deal with people losing the password. A LMS or MMS system allows a member to reset passwords on their own. So, you're better off, IMO, going with some kind of membership route right from the beginning so you at least have the option of doing things with the email list it builds for you. Like, sending a blast of information to the whole group of patients is probably the most basic thing you would want to do. The best strategy is to build it for growth down the road even if you think it will always be small. If you hire someone to build a site for you, my guess is it will cost anywhere from $1,500 to $3,000. One of the most important things to establish FIRST is how you want your permalinks formatted. It's easy to do from the WP dashboard. Settings>Permalinks and then choose a radial button. You want short permalinks: Like This: http://doctordiet.com/sample-post/ Not This: http://doctordiet.com/2014/09/21/sample-post/ Hope that helps.

Oh, but if you're just looking for a way to show photos, try Photobucket.Com. I'm not tech savay at all, but I found it really easy to join and set up my pictures in separate albums (something some of the other sites don't do apparently). Once they're there, you only have to highlight below the picture on one of the links, copy, and then put it into your text here. Keep my email handy and let me know if you join there and have any questions about how to get your photos or a link here. I'd be happy to help.