i would suggest Drupal and/or, maybe, Joomla (used to be Mambo I think).
Both have a sizable number of 3rd party contributed modules that add all
sorts of functionalities. Joomla seems to be more popular with
programmer/techie types while Drupal has a strong following in the
non-techie,
I'm a strong proponent of both Joomla and Drupal. Make sure to secure your
PHP, but they are both great CMS's.
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 6:25 AM, Andrew Farnsworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hey everyone,
I am about to update my website (wow, look at all those shocked looks!!!)
and was looking
Yet the holy wars begin!
Anyways, I prefer WordPress. It is easy to install, easy to use, and there
are tones of really good themes/plugins for it. And given the fact that it
is one of (if not the most) most used CMSs on the web, there is a great
developer/user community backing it. The upcoming
Must prevent Holy Wars!!!
My provider supports Joomla so I think I will at least look at this first.
Thanks everyone...
Andy
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I like WordPress and NucleusCMS. If your host has Fantastico you could more
than likely install either of them with a few clicks of the mouse.
-Jeff
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 1:52 PM, Chris McQuistion
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I've heard good things about WordPress and I've heard it is VERY SIMPLE
All of them are fairly simple to install manually. I have moved drupal
installations done with fantastico without problem. If your using cpanel/WHM
this is really easy to do.
-Jeff
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Mark J Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my cousin setup a Drupal install with
