Hi, > > You wouldn't use Midgard for a site with more than 100 pages? > > > ;-) Typo, of course..... > How about: if your site is getting bigger than 100 > pages and you plan > on extending it further, then I would consider > Midgard. Below that > number Dreamweaver is quite usefull.... > > > > I must have done something wrong :-) > > Me too :-( I still got a site running under > Dreamweaver with around > 2000 pages....I am transfering article per article to > Midgard which is > quite tedious ;-)
I should have said that I would want to segregate the content from the design of the site which I believe Midgard can do quite well, and enable our content providers (some of whom don;t have dreamweaver or any html editors) to provide their work with some form of check in check out system so the content does not appear on the site unedited. > > Is there a web site for modules contributed by the Midgard > > community? > > AFAIK not directly, however as said above, the Aegir > Sample Site contains most elements you'll need. Additionally you'll find lots of tips > on the Midgard Website. Looking through the sample site I saw the breadcrumbs module and I believe there is a dynamic navigation module somewhere made for nadmin... are the modules hard to develop; is a printer friendly page, refer a friend difficult to program within midgard (any special coding needed)? regards Jon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
