[Techtalk] web content management recommendations

[Tamara Harpster]

I have found the Mambo Server to my liking and it includes an HTML
editor in the browser so that the users don't have to know HTML to
format the text. It does have some basic workflow built in, but it
would be nice to have it go a bit further in it's support. It is easy
to setup, but it does take a little bit of time to get used to
thinking in Sections and Categories for your groupings. You can grab
templates to install or you can edit a template to get the look you
want. And it has the highlighting for selected choices. I've installed
it on a server at www.sablewing.org and put it my own, simple
template, if you want to get an idea of what you can do.

tamara

On Apr 6, 2005 4:39 AM, Dan <dan at cellectivity.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone.
> 
> My company is looking for a system that allows non-programmers to write
> web content, then formats it appropriately. I know of several such
> systems, but can anyone recommend one?
> 
> More specifically, we're looking for a system that allows you to have a
> menu across the top (the same old stuff: "home", "solutions", etc.), and
> displays whatever you've selected in a different color (if you're in
> "solutions", the "solutions" option will be a different color). Does
> anyone know of a system that handles that type of thing gracefully,
> without requiring you to write a separate template for each menu item?
> 
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