On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 09:50:08PM -0700, Daniel Herrington wrote:
> I'm looking for CMS for my neighborhood association's web site. The current
> one is powered by joomla, but evidently it's difficult to administer (as
> reported by the current admin/non-techie newspaper editor).
I know another group that migrated to Joomla due to it's ease of admin use.
What are the difficulties encountered by the editor? Drupal, for instance,
isn't bad to administer as long as you're adept at navigating cascades of menus.
It also has a plugin to put an admin bar across the top of the screen that
somehow
is easier to navigate, for me at least.
What features do they need? Full on workflow? Or just gated editing and
creation?
My freshly arrived Linux Journal has the reader's choice awards the CMS winners
were
25% WordPress (not just for blogging anymore?)
23% Joomla
19% Drupal
WordPress certainly presents a nice, easy to navigate, easy to customize
through live
drag and drop interface. The only mental contruct to keep in mind is "posts"
vs "pages".
Posts being the things that show up on your front page blog like and pages
being the static
content you present at fixed URIs.
--
Michael Rasmussen, Portland Oregon
Be appropriate && Follow your curiosity
http://www.jamhome.us/
The fortune cookie says:
You recoil from the crude; you tend naturally toward the exquisite.
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