Best CMS

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by webguy84, Feb 26, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hi guys,
    I ve tried out joomla and I must say it seems really good but it has a few bugs, therefore I am looking for another cms. Does anyone recommend a CMS which is powerful and easy to use? Many thanks
     
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    Richie_Ni Illustrious Member

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  3. webguy84

    webguy84 Well-Known Member

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    But wordpress is a blog
     
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    webguy84 Well-Known Member

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    Is there the possibilty to remove the blog from wordpress? Therefore the homepage would be a page and not a blog.
     
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    you shd try using the wordpress widget plugin, it give you lots of flexibility !:)
     
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    Swordfish Active Member

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    wordpress vote here.
     
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    Joomla is nice but if you want a simple site it's very easy to get caught up tweaking joomla and never develop your site. If your site has 1 strong theme to a niche lets say I think wordpress is way to go. If you plan on making a massive community with writiers for you and multiple sections updating constantly than Joomla.
     
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    commandos Notable Member

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    Wordpress another vote here .
     
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    Could any one show me a site that used wordpress as a cms? Many thanks
     
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    commandos Notable Member

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    wordpress offer the ability to make static pages ... and sub-pages

    long time ago i made one : www.galicia-frc.org

    the first page is static ...
     
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    ok - did you use a plugin to make the first page static instead of blog?
     
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    webguy84 Well-Known Member

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    Many thanks commando :)
     
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    mixke Prominent Member

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    If you are not looking fwd to use wordpress then I would say go with drupal instead of joomla .
     
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    webguy84 Well-Known Member

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    Well I tried drupal, but honestly I didn't find it so user friendly.
     
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    Unless you make a mod in your robots I'm assuming which I haven't yet...

    GOogle, Yahoo and MSN will most likely ONLY index your PDF files on joomla EVEN if you disable .PDF. Nothing worse then getting hits but they only get a PDF with no links....
     
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    Well guys after weighing all the options I decided to go for wordpress. Many thanks to all. :)
     
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    mixke Prominent Member

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    but it is more SE frndly than joomla .
     
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    any good guides on converting wordpress to a static page cms?
    how does google see your site as a blog and what nees to change for it not to be?
    have static pages?
     
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    Okay.. I identified that there is little material available on how to make a CMS out of wordpress, I have written few lines on how to use wordpress as CMS
     
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