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04-22-2008, 08:17 AM
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Hi All,
playing around with CMS systems as seem so easy to set up good looking websites with good functionality quickly for clients rather than coding it all in like ASP which i have been doing! webhost allows easy install of the following: Drupal fuzzylime (cms) Geeklog Joomla Mambo Moodle Nucleus Open Realty php-fusion phpWebSite WebSiteBaker xoops any recommendations on which ones are best and which ones have most themes or styles available? anyone had any experiences with them? I looked at wordpress too but thats mainly a blog and all themes they offer look the same whereas the above ones seem to be more for a whole website with blog style content as just part of the package and seem to take less time to adapt than wordpress.
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04-22-2008, 08:37 AM
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Depending on the needs I would go with Joomla, Wordpress and Drupal in that order. Joomla and Wordpress have a ton of add-ons, templates and developers out there. Wordpress is probably a bit easier to use on the admin side but it is strength tends to lean towards the blog side of things. Joomla does blogging but it's strength is more towards a component/add-on model.
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04-22-2008, 06:26 PM
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I've worked with Joomla and Wordpress...can't vouch for any others.
If you're concerned about HTML/CSS validation, forget it. Many templates don't validate, unfortunately.
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