Features
Markdown
We use the same markdown editor as StackOverflow, keeping your posts clean and easy to migrate. You can also choose to use plain old HTML.
Prettify
Your source code is automatically highlighted by Prettify, so if you change themes, your old posts still look nice.
CSS-based themes
Funne lWeb ships with a handful of themes, and it's easy to create your own. Check out the example sites below to see them in action.
Full URL control
When you create a post in FunnelWeb, you get to enter anything you like for the URL. This lets you nest posts beneath each other for better SEO.
.NET dev friendly
FunnelWeb is written in ASP.NET MVC 3, using the Razor view engine. The source code is simple and easy to jump in to. We also have extensibility points.
Mobile
We detect mobile browsers and render special pages for them, making your site easier to surf from the palm of your hand.
Rich comments
When people post comments on your blog, they can include links, code samples, formatting, and even images!
No Spam
We hate spam as much as you do. FunnelWeb sends comments to Akismet, and you can configure your own black list of spam words.
Who uses FunnelWeb?
Here's a selection of people using FunnelWeb. Check out some of their blogs to see how nicely FunnelWeb works.
- Paul Stovell
- Aaron Powell
- Matt Hamilton
- Brendan Forster
- Jake Ginnivan
- Paul Jenkins
- Joshua McKinney
- Mehdi Khalili
- Ian Randall
- FunnelWeb HQ
- MahChats
- OneSaas
- Aspevia Systems
- Digiati
- I Want My MVC
- Justin Taylor
- Blair Davidson
- Chris Walsh
- Hey you! IT guy!
- Morten Christensen
- Mitta Valley Squash
- Will Robertson
- Magnus Eriksson
- Wallace Turner
- Daniel Nordmark
- DDD Brisbane
- Grammatica Blog
- A Load of Code
- EveryNobody
- Ben Swayne
- Simon Rigby
- Scott Metoyer
- Brian Farnhill
- Kevin Pelgrims
- Koen Metsu
- Mitch Denny
Want to add your site to the list? Introduce yourself on our mailing list.