What is the value of doing this on the server side? I.e. what kiosky
thing would WP actually be doing here?
It's been a long time but many of us have done kiosks on the client side
with browser plugins--wrapping whatever web content from whatever CMS in
a controlled interface. Maybe it's that experience giving me tunnel
vision, but I'm having trouble seeing what the CMS would have to do with
the kiosk. Or why a kiosk would benefit from knowing what your CMS is.
Best,
Matt
On 8/3/19 3:04 PM, Winifred Kehl wrote:
Hello everyone! From a discussion on AAMG-L, I'm wondering if anyone knows
of an interactive kiosk that uses WordPress as its content management
system -- like a WP theme that can pull information about objects loaded
into WP and display it in tabs, which can be used from an in-gallery kiosk.
I don't know of any off the top of my head, but it seems like the kind of
thing that should exist.
Best,
Winifred Kehl
museum exhibits | content development | science writing | creative science
communication
www.winifredkehl.com
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