I hear ya, Jennifer. I work with a coldfusion-based content management system and I don't think the community is as big and those of PHP and .Net. We have 1 developer on staff who for some reason or another, does not know the CMS at all (go figure). Anyway, we are totally locked into basically 4 template styles. Each of the template styles have "elements" of the page that you can edit in either the wysiwyg mode or the html mode. I basically resorted to exploiting the html editing portion of the thing! The template is still the template, but in the end I am able to add in niceities without throwing off the design or architecture too much. I find that people are happy that I was just able to do something different with the thing (however small)
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