Simple way for Non technical website owner to managae content?

mountainyman · 15-01-2008 10:16AM #1

Hi just wondering if there is a simple way for non technical website owner to manage their content.

Basically I would like them to be able to 'polish' text make small additions without involving me!!

MM

Karoma · 15-01-2008 10:20AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_management_system

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What you get is in proportion to what you give.

mneylon · 15-01-2008 10:49AM

You can take a load of them for a "test drive" here:

http://www.opensourcecms.com/

daymobrew · 15-01-2008 03:38PM

I'm working with CMS Made Simple at the moment. I like it: http://www.carpenterstown-et.com

Axwell · 15-01-2008 03:52PM

In IE6 when you view the homepage on that link you gave the image of the kids and the educate together paragraph jumps to the left when you highlight the link for who are we

GoneShootin · 15-01-2008 05:47PM

Would a Wordpress blog or something do em?

dbrowne9212 · 16-01-2008 11:46AM

GoneShootin wrote: »

Would a Wordpress blog or something do em?

i've used wordpress in the past for simple sites to allow the owner modify content. it's no good for any sort of large scale website but handy for simple 3-5 page sites.

sites i've built using word press:

www.lynneforan.com

www.moretinygiants.com

EKRIUQ · 16-01-2008 12:38PM

Joomla is an excellent CMS but has a bit of a steep learing code if your not used to layouts sections and categories. But its limits are endless with what you can do.

You can give them frontend access where they can edit content but not do too much damage

mountainyman · 23-01-2008 07:02PM

Thanks very much for the responses. I am going to go with Joomla I think.
But thanks to everyone.

MM

nickides · 06-02-2008 06:19PM

BingoBongo wrote: »

But its limits are endless with what you can do.

agree, I'm at the limit of it. More will only be possible with self developed components .

Capt'n Midnight · 15-04-2008 11:37PM

Any suggestions as to which wiki to go for ?

doesn't have to be fancy, ease of use / reliabilty preferred (and of course secure from those without passwords )

Just have the basic home package so will have to upgrade it too

tomED · 16-04-2008 11:24AM

Try CushyCMS - www.cushycms.com

Quick to set up from a developers point of view and easy to use from a clients perspective. Not very feature rich, but might just be what you are looking for.

Tom

Simple way for Non technical website owner to managae content?

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