[thelist] CMS content management systems

[Edward J. Apostol]

Hi -

 

Not sure if it was already mentioned in the e-volt ng, but if you can follow
a small set of instructions to set up Apache, PHP and mySQL (all free to
use) or ensure that your hosting provider supports PHP and mySQL, I would
recommend XOOPS, (http://www.xoops.org <http://www.xoops.org/> ) an
object-oriented PHP-based CMS. In actuality, XOOPS installs with a
wizard-like interface ( actually a series of PHP pages) which ask you
information about your site setup.fairly straightforward.  It has powerful
article entry features, and you can create your own "themes" which are a set
of web pages that can be as HTML and CSS compliant as you wish (basically,
you can design your own template/look and feel)

 

Hope that helps.

 

Cheers

 

Edward Apostol