This year, I finally bit the bullet and committed to having my own website again, and this time I'm paying for my own hosting. My skill level however is 'late-90s-college-kid-building-stuff-on-Dreamweaver-and-uploading-via-FTP'. As part of the hosting package, I get a Weebly website builder. But I also have access to my own CPanel, with all the facilities (FTP server, file manager etc). But I can't seem to find the blog posts I've made in the file directory (and I've asked the IT hotline, whose answer is 'we don't host it'. Which makes no sense to me). Googling around found some partial answer with downloading the blog posts, which depends on the using the RSS feed, and what I get is only the .json file for the first page of entries. Is there some way to generate static/html pages instead? Am I looking at a future of manually scheduling backups?
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