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PHP Good CMS

Discussion in 'Web Development' started by afg89, Apr 9, 2007.

  1. afg89

    afg89 Banned

    Hey Everyone

    I need a CMS (Content Management System ) for my gaming website. If you know a good CMS please PM me or reply in this Thread.

    Need these features:

    • Search Engine Friendly URL
    • Customizable ( Edit Template )
    • Simple
    I can even trade a Gaming Template (View more info & screenshot in this Post)

    Conact me by P.M

    Moderator of this website if you are using a CMS i like it. What it is alled
    Thanks in advance.
     
    afg89, Apr 9, 2007
    #1
  2. Scoooooty

    Scoooooty Member

    Scoooooty, Apr 9, 2007
    #2
  3. dmonday

    dmonday New Member

    Joomla is good, although i had problems with google picking my site i made with it up.
     
    dmonday, Jan 31, 2008
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  4. sergeinovik

    sergeinovik New Member

    Website Mill CMS

    Hi,

    check out - though it's commercial - it offers just every function for small company websites.

    Link Removed -We don't advertise commercial sites here.
     
    sergeinovik, Jan 14, 2009
    #4
  5. pezboy45

    pezboy45 Mod/Design & Coder [Pro]

    Try out Open Source CMS
    They let you try out almost ever single free CMS out there.
    Good luck.
    (Its always hard to find one, and stick with it).
     
    pezboy45, Jan 17, 2009
    #5
  6. tailender1

    tailender1 New Member

    try DRUPAl, Joomla (best) n e107??
     
    tailender1, Feb 17, 2009
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  7. ishkey

    ishkey Moderator, Logos, Sports Crests Staff Member Verified Member

    If anybody wants to compare all of them try this link http://cmsmatrix.org/ you will be able to get all the info you need.
     
    ishkey, Feb 25, 2009
    #7
  8. FreebieGeek

    FreebieGeek New Member

    I have used various CMS and it really depends on what features you are looking for from the cms? Log in and member profiles? Forums? or ability for "regular people" to edit the webpages?

    i agree with ishkey's post.. and check out cmsmatricx..
     
    FreebieGeek, Mar 14, 2009
    #8
  9. Mansy

    Mansy New Member

    Have you gone over to opensourcecms.com and tried a few out? They have demos of a bunch of open source CMS packages already installed and waiting for you to test drive.
     
    Mansy, Jul 1, 2009
    #9
  10. swg

    swg Member

    How about trying WordPress?

    Yes, it's blogging software but it provides a great CMS too and very lightweight. Supports all the features you want..

    Plus it has a great community of plugin and theme developers
     
    swg, Jul 13, 2009
    #10
  11. redboy

    redboy New Member

    I would have to second that. For anyone starting out, WordPress is a great choice. I found it very easy to pick up and customize.

    It may have started out a blogging system, but now it has developed into a true CMS.
     
    redboy, Apr 21, 2011
    #11
  12. lng

    lng New Member

    Exactly what I did, works great :D
     
    lng, Apr 22, 2011
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  13. Susanelena

    Susanelena New Member

    So far I have used many content management systems to develop my dynamic websites; Wordpress is the easiest and the efficient CMS.
     
    Susanelena, Jun 7, 2011
    #13
  14. Jiggles

    Jiggles Member

    I have used numerous CMS's and Wordpress beats them all hands down!
     
    Jiggles, Jun 7, 2011
    #14
  15. jasper77

    jasper77 New Member

    You should try Wordpress, Drupal, Compact CMS and Website Baker, each one has a different level of complexity
     
    jasper77, Jun 8, 2011
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  16. Nicholas

    Nicholas New Member

    Joomla is one of my favourite cms u must try it..............
     
    Nicholas, Jun 14, 2011
    #16
  17. smithdavid

    smithdavid New Member

    Wordpress is one if the best!!!!!!!!!!
     
    smithdavid, Mar 26, 2012
    #17
  18. Anderson Law

    Anderson Law New Member

    Go for Joomla or WordPress, just keep in mind to keep your CMS updated with latest version as these popular CMS systems are usually targeted for injection hacks (this happens due to outdated version). So heads up :)
     
    Anderson Law, Apr 26, 2013
    #18
  19. Jordan09

    Jordan09 New Member

    Jordan09, Jan 4, 2016
    #19
  20. nidhivyas

    nidhivyas Member

    WordPress is the easy and efficient CMS.
    WordPress is a great choice.
    I found it very easy to pick up and customize.
    it has a great community of plugin and theme developers.
    It may have started out a blogging system, but it has developed into a true CMS.
    You can use features:
    (1) Search Engine Friendly URL
    (2) Customizable ( Edit Template )
    (3) Simple
     
    nidhivyas, Jan 8, 2016
    #20
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