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Any Simple CMS?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by netmaster123, Jun 5, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hey guys, I am looking for a recommendation for a very simple cms.

    Joomla, Wordpress and the others are just too complex, too many options, etc. I just need something simple.

    This is what I need

    rss
    Easy way to add content and categories
    seo friendly urls
     
    netmaster123, Jun 5, 2009 IP
  2. mubin

    mubin Notable Member

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    Seriously if you cant figure out wordpress there is not much left for you.
     
    mubin, Jun 5, 2009 IP
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    Wordpress is by far the easiest CMS out there. Use something like coffeecup visual site designer or go to template monster and create a html site.
     
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    Try Pligg (pligg.com).
     
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    Hey Netmaster,
    Wordpress, isn't the easiest solution. It might be easy for some, but not all. Don't let the other comments get you down. Check out PageLime http://www.pagelime.com. I think it will meet all of your needs in a really well designed and smooth interface. Feel free to shoot me an email at tom[at]pagelime.com if you have any questions. I hope you find this useful. To everyone else out there who thinks Wordpress and Joomla are the only options I urge you to explore other CMS on the market these days. A lot has changed over the last year. - Tom
     
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    rmvalues Well-Known Member

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    you may consider mamboo ?
     
    rmvalues, Jun 5, 2009 IP
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    MODx is great and it's free. I was working on it for a long time until I had developed my own one.
     
    leebari, Oct 2, 2009 IP
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    That depends on the kind of website that you want to build. Simple CMS systems may need a lot of work from your part. With well known CMS systems, you can do everything with a few mouse clicks and entering content. A lot of plugins nd templates are usually available with popular CMS systems. You can try ez publish.
     
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    It wont get any simpler than wordpress.
     
    strevt, Oct 2, 2009 IP
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    internetmarketingiq Well-Known Member

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    Yes Wordpress is pretty easy once you get to know it. You do have to take the time to read the Docs to understand setting it up.

    I've used CMS Made Simple http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/ and it's okay but not as "simple" as wordpress.

    The bigger problem you'll find is that once you do catch on WordPress has so many valuable and useful free plug ins.

    Expression Engine http://expressionengine.com/ is a good easy to use CMS but it is not open source.
     
    internetmarketingiq, Oct 2, 2009 IP
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    You Can Use Wordpresss, membo , i have seen many CMS what is your Excat requirement
     
    naveensingh, Oct 8, 2009 IP
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    as simple as what? tell us your requirement ..
     
    anest.baik, Oct 8, 2009 IP
  13. Jim_Westergren

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    Take a look at The Clesto CMS. It might be just what you are looking for.
     
    Jim_Westergren, Oct 9, 2009 IP
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    I have tested Drupal and Joomla and they really are bit complicated. I have two sites running with CMSMS (CMS Made Simple). That is really simple CMS, but not that simple as WordPress which is right next to pen and paper.

    My vote goes for CMS Made Simple
     
    Jude Vihervaara, Oct 12, 2009 IP
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    When I was looking for a simple cms I settle on etomite I still use it for my homepage. We really need to know what you mean by simple though, What do you want to be simple and how much do you want it to do.
     
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    It depends on your needs but wordpress is the easiest around.
     
    strevt, Oct 12, 2009 IP
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    web to date 6.0 from Data Becker is a very easy software to build websites. The installation is simple and the designs and plugins are available immediately.
     
    HennyDeVries, Oct 13, 2009 IP
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    If you are looking for basic editing functionality, maybe you should consider a custom-built CMS.

    I have clients that have simple needs and have basic brochure style websites that they want to be able to edit. For this, a simple custom-built CMS will do the trick. There are a number of tutorials online that can help get you in the right direction.

    If your client has more advanced needs, I'd suggest sticking with one of the other CMS options (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla) but look at making some modifications to the admin in order to avoid any unnecessary confusion.
     
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    Wordpress.. the easist.
     
    averyz, Oct 16, 2009 IP