Editable website vs CMS

[cssoh]

Oh dear. You guys are talking Russian now. I looked at and downloaded Joomla; sadly my tech skills are worse than I thought! How on earth do you even start making this thing work? Can you work it into Dreamweaver or ???

[marksteadman]

What server are you running? Depending on your host, you might not be able to install Joomla, as it requires quite a lot of fiddling. I'm lucky as I've got a dedicated machine, but I know that if I was using shared hosting, I wouldn't have a hope in hell!

If you want to experiment with the system, try their online demo (http://demo.joomla.org/administrator).

[cssoh]

Now that's better. I can handle the editable features of it, user-friendly enough. It wasn't clear to me if you could install a Paypal thingy to accept payment though. Or is that a hosting issue? Just looked into my hosting package and didn't seem to find any server information there. The standards, I suppose. No, I don't have dedicated hosting.

[nazar2010]

hi,

CMS is best for websites.Its all really very excellent in execution.Its really good for managing .I prefer joomla its CMS pretty good to work . Joomla provides a large selection of free and commercial sites. The implementation of commercial community is very strong. Joomla is the best Open Source CMS world with a wealth of developers, designers and consultants.

thanks.

[nazar2010]

Hello all,
In my point of view CMS is best.I prefer joomla .
Joomla is very easy to implement because there is no need to know about the tech stuff at all. Joomla is easy to install and can be easily setup with your mouse. You don’t want to know about the usage of tools and their functions. There is no need of scripts on the site when using joomla for developing the sites.

thanks.

[Online Diploma]

Thats great discussion......

Online Diploma

[Anneka]

I would have to pick CMS from these two. More flexible and much easier to be done in my opinion.