Yes, at this time, you would definitely need a developer to customize it for you. It is a application toolkit, not a finished application. Currently the community would like to create more preconfigured applications out of it.
So basically OpenACS is a toolkit with which could be built a web site to allow non-technical people to update it. It has many common web site features built in such as weblogs, forums, surveys, FAQ, news, etc. Right now there is not a built-in WYSIWIG content editor built in, but some user have tried integrating with the IE inline html editing mode. Dave On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 02:08:36AM -0800, Edward Tsai wrote: > OpenACS looks pretty tech-oriented. Anyone have comments on its > user-interface? My goal is to have non-technical people be able to update > their site easily. > > -Edward > > > > You might want to look into OpenACS which is a web application toolkit > > that supports multiple domain based subsites. http://openacs.org > > > > Dave Bauer > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://www.thedesignexperience.org > > > > -- > > http://cms-list.org/ > > a wish for peace in the new year. > -- Dave Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.thedesignexperience.org -- http://cms-list.org/ a wish for peace in the new year.
