Once built, this CMS will allow any user to add content to a website without any knowledge of the technologies used to let it work. Any contributors will be able to write articles with a wysiwyg editor (not in infamous bbCode or similar), and the webmaster will be able to manage articles, comments, news, etc... with no more knowledge. Now following are the elements which need to be taken care of while approaching the project The final CMS will be a set of modules that assume these features: - Editing of articles is performed with an external wysiwyg editor. - Exchanges with the server will be performed in Ajax (not a surprise!). - CSS is used for presentation and for templating the CMS. - Texts are processed to fill a template and then stored directly as HTML files, not into a database. - Management information is stored into XML or JSON. - User information should be stored into coded XML or into a database. - Comments of readers are allowed for each article. They may be integrated into the HTML page (with a dynamic display at request) or stored into additional XML files. - Contributors may be allowed to add articles also. Articles contributed are first displayed into a "proposals" category. - RSS, forum / FAQ, news and directory will be added as extensions. For more info ON the subject or getting any services done in PHP ..Write to me at
i like your idea making a CMS. But i think you just reinventing a wheel. Worpdress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.. is already out there and opensource. What else do you need?
Yes mate..they are there..But editing wordpress to suit you can be sometimes a pain..also joomla and drupal are still now know to many though personally i like them..