> This is my primary concern about adopting Midgard.
> Most of my sites will only have a small number of pages where
> the content will be edited regularly. I want to be able to design
> a header, body, or footer template that can be digested as necessary,
> populated with the dynamic content I'm looking for, and allow for
> clients to edit or update as required...
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. You can create a style
in Midgard that includes the stuff you mention (header, footer,
etc.)... in fact, that's largely what Midgard is about. Then
you can set up an interface for the content that you say is
to be edited regularly.
If this doesn't work for you, then it sounds like the real problem
is that your users want to edit in one set of tools (probably
with some non-text interface) and don't want to take the extra
step of transferring it to Midgard.
Is this correct?
Paul N.
http://www.commentext.org
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