What CMS Would you suggest

Anyone have any idea's to a CMS free or paid it doesn't matter that is similar to the one used at http://www.urban75.com --

Thanks in advance,
Bill

 

Stand alone or part of a forum?

 

either or really, just looking for some idea's right now

 

vBadvanced if you have a vBulletin forum.

 

ty do you have any suggestions w/out the forum option?

 

Here is a good place to test them out and see what works best.
http://www.opensourcecms.com/

 

Joomla is the best in my opinion

Its is open Source and therefore there is a lot of support out there for it...

 

If you are looking for a paid one check out Subdreamer It works separately and integrates many forums as well

 

thanks for the replies guys, I do appreciate it

 

WordPress. It's probably the best. But you'll site will have to be in a blog point of view.

http://wordpress.org

 

Drupal. The web site in my signature is built with Drupal.

 

Joomla

This is a very acheivable layout.

 

I'm using Nuke Evolution and am very happy with it so far. It comes with Phpbb integrated.

 

try jupitercms its nice interface and user friendly support portal and forum plus lot of addon

 

Check out expression engine from pmachine.com if you are looking for a CMS + Forums + Gallery + Blogs (all in one solution)

 

The site example's look pretty impressive

 

I'd suggest e107.All my sites are built using it.

 

My vote goes out to Drupal. I have tested many CMS before I finally arrived there.
Even though you can test many at opensourcecms, it can be a bit overwhelming if you haven't gotten your feet wet with any of them.
Large corporate sites are often build with typo3 (http://typo3.org), which is prob. the most powerful CMS ever written, but is totally over the top for what 99% of us need (also very resource hungry).
But their user base is impressive (http://typo3.com/References.1249.0.html). Shows many large corporate sites.

Check out the site galleries at drupal.org to see examples or
http://www.drupalsites.net/
Examples of large sites running drupal:
http://www.ourmedia.org/
http://theonion.com
http://gallery.menalto.com

Smalelr sites:
My humble attempts in my sig

 

I like TextPattern. I've tried alot and this one just stuck with me. Lots of followers, huge forum for help topics, and lots of plugins and mods to get your site exactly like you want it. www.textpattern.com

 

drupal is a good choice if you know php, it can be reconfigured easily to use different content components for your need