Subdreamer CMS, Opinion

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by pilotX, Mar 20, 2008.

  1. pilotX

    pilotX Peon

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    #21
    Hey Ceaser1, my ideal cms would be one that can manage multiple domains and possiblely have an option my clients to have limited straight forward access to edit his/her content when I'm unavailable. Do you think the Subdreamers Admin is pretty straight forward or is there a learning curve? And can you assign permissions easily?
     
    pilotX, Mar 24, 2008 IP
  2. Caesar1

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    #22
    Well, I'm kinda new to cms and subdreamwever and its easy for me. I would just ask them about it
     
    Caesar1, Mar 24, 2008 IP
  3. pilotX

    pilotX Peon

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    #23
    Well, your site looks cool for sure!
     
    pilotX, Mar 24, 2008 IP
  4. Caesar1

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    #24
    Thanks, waite till my other one is done! its a ghosts site, then site number three
     
    Caesar1, Mar 24, 2008 IP
  5. Suri.CMS

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    #25
    I think ExpressionEngine is a good choice for your 'blog style' requirement unless you have anymore special requirements like me ;)

    The free version of EE is limited in many ways. You can't even have member registration. So I think I am also going to buy one personal license and check it's full capability. I need to find some time for that.

    I will risk 150 $ if it fails to meet my requirements. But I think it's a decent risk, because if it's really good, I can consider the same for my next 2 or 3 projects.

    Unfortunately I am not a designer, so I am little hesitating to buy it for the lack of good templates. If I buy it, it takes real time for me to study it and make a decent template ;)
     
    Suri.CMS, Mar 25, 2008 IP
  6. musanabeel

    musanabeel Banned

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    #26
    why dont u go for joomla?

    fully customizeable and simple

    i can help u with setting it up!
     
    musanabeel, Mar 25, 2008 IP
  7. Caesar1

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    #27
    I plan on starting another site, in a few months, id joomla compatible with invision power forums?
     
    Caesar1, Mar 25, 2008 IP
  8. Brandon Sheley

    Brandon Sheley Illustrious Member

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    #28
    Use wordpress for your CMS you can get a custom style for your whole site for a few hundred dollars and you will have ALL the benefits of using wordpress ;)
     
    Brandon Sheley, Mar 25, 2008 IP