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Ah I started with an simple html template but feel verry sorry myself I even started that allready!!
Count of pages grows and a simple minor change might need a change on all pages ..... pffff
Im used to an expanded forum system that allowed me to create extra pages easely but never really used an CMS. Even when I looked at the most I found they just had to much but right now I really starve for a nice and easy to maintain php app to create my website, just dont know what I would use ....
Try Mambo.
If you want even easier to maintain, try e107. (I've seen some really neat stuff done with e107)
I'd be happy to walk you through the setup of either. Both are terrific and e107 is much like PHPNuke without the security holes or $300 price tag to remove the copy notices.
e107 also comes with a built in, and very functional, forum.
Ah thank you, I think I'll have a try on e107 as I don't know that one.
It bothers me really now, I just noticed some tiny thing at my website I wanted to change. But that makes me go through all those other pages as well
I really need to have that changed as I'm not that fast satisfied and maybe to critical at myself. And I dont know much html even when I get it all W3C compatible, it takes me triple time longer then most others to get it how I want it (if not longer).
So I better try an CMS and take a look at e107
I'm sure I will be able to do the install.
Not only do they have a plethora of hosting templates, they also have all kinds of others. For those of us who do design work in addition to hosting, that could be useful!
its also a aff site from mytemplatestorage dot com
like monstertemplates dot com
Ah thank you, I think I'll have a try on e107 as I don't know that one.
It bothers me really now, I just noticed some tiny thing at my website I wanted to change. But that makes me go through all those other pages as well
I really need to have that changed as I'm not that fast satisfied and maybe to critical at myself. And I dont know much html even when I get it all W3C compatible, it takes me triple time longer then most others to get it how I want it (if not longer).
So I better try an CMS and take a look at e107
I'm sure I will be able to do the install.
Now there are tons of templates to choose from, but you can make your own for e107. I find template creation easier for Mambo, however.
Have you used Dreamweaver? It's a terrific tool and although the code gets a bit bloated sometimes it lets you create a template that once updated will update all your pages that rely on it. Just another thought.
I just finished the installation of e107 and it looks quit impressive.
Mambo I have looked at a few weeks ago but left it for what it was, I thought it was not easy to get my content where I wanted.
Not sure yet about e107 even when the templates look verry nice and some look professional as well. Thats what Im looking for, plain and simple looks ..... easy to navigate but above all, its the content whats most important.
The current template I use was downloaded at some site (a free one).
I made some minor changes and got it to navigate nice I think. Then I saw another member here who is using the same template ... dont remember who.
Also that makes me want to change :S
Anyway I tried to maintain the site in DreamWeaver but Im not that skilled with webpages, specially not when it comes to content in english
But I'll get where I want to.
I did like the colors of my current theme .... wonder if I would try to get it something like this in e107 ..... opinion is welcome if you got the time to look at (url removed)
Thanks a lot
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I think you could very easily do this.... You may be on a learning curve but you'll find plenty of starting material and resources here: www.e107themes.com
haha, are you getting careful now with your opinions?
LOL. No, never.
Was more concerned with giving you the template link and missed the q on your site.
I like your site's appearance, although it does look a bit "canned."
I think you'll find an infinite level of satisfaction from creating your own unique identity though.
Keep us updated. I'd love to see what you do with e107. I think they are about to release a completely revamped version and have a really strong community base.
Yes I know what you mean by "canned", but I was a litle proud how I could get the forms pretty much blend into the custom pages.
I prefer if possible that RSP would release the php files or something like that we could edit while it still communicates with the purchase system and host it ourselves instead of using iFrames with an white or colored background instead of an transparant or image background.
Ohwell, I'll just start over and it feels like e107 can do a great job for me
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