What is this Best CMS script for minisites?

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    Hello, Im need a simple cms script (without MySql) for minites.

    Someone can help me?

    Thanks in advance
     
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  2. Mr Goldberg

    Mr Goldberg Banned

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    Without MySQL and CMS ?? Am I dreaming or am i drunk ?? :D

    Dude,you cant have any CMS atleast without the support of a database..
     
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  3. dcristo

    dcristo Illustrious Member

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    If you don't want a database just do a static HTML site.
     
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    Astroman Well-Known Member

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    If it's only a mini site you could just make a static HTML like dcristo says. Don't listen to Mr Goldberg though, he's drunk. If you want a non mysql database CMS you need to search for a flat file cms, where your info is in a text file or similar - I'm making a custom one myself at the moment for a client.

    There are a few open source examples out there too like http://www.limboportal.com (runs off text files or sql databases).
     
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    study ,thankx
     
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    dickieknee Active Member

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    you could always try CMsimple, but it is absolutely useless for SEO.... creates one file and then sub divides if there is a h2 tag....

    however if you do not want MYSQL or a DB of sorts then just learn HTML and CSS
     
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    razorcms is one: http://www.razorcms.co.uk/
     
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    einsteinsboi Well-Known Member

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    Nice list einsteingboi, do you have any suggestions, just to test them in an order?

    I suppose that you've tried them, haven't you?
     
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    einsteinsboi Well-Known Member

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    Glad you like the list. I've actually only tried NanoCMS and RazorCMS and I liked them both a lot. I haven't tried the rest yet but I plan to. I've been a little preoccupied with Drupal and MODx lately, they're both rocking my world! :D

    I would suggest starting with RazorCMS just because I like it a lot and I think it's well maintained. But really you can try them in any order you like.

    Have fun!
     
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    I like FlatPress (http://www.flatpress.org). It simple CMS with text database and Wordpress functionality.
     
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  12. oea

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    Thanks einsteinboi! rep added!
     
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    I have used FlatCMS.org it served its purpose, but honestly a static HTML layout for a very basic site is the easiest route, you can then put your Meta Tags towards the top of each page and easily create search engine friendly URLS.
     
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