On selecting the proper CMS
A couple years ago I switched to Flash for most of the sites I designed. It seemed to be the best direction to take at the time--it's not exactly the kind of thing a weekend-warrior "webmaster" takes on--and I still think it is.
But with most browsers handling CSS pretty well now and the end of futzing with tables and layout (I just won't do them anymore) I am taking a second look at my methods and making changes.
Enter CMS. I've browsed a bunch and I like them all. Yep, all of them. Prior experience with php was mainly in the message board arena, something I did enjoy. OpensourceCMS.com lists 33 different open source systems. After a week of piddling, I've played with four: Mambo, Xoops, Drupal and Siteframe.
This is going to take a while.
But with most browsers handling CSS pretty well now and the end of futzing with tables and layout (I just won't do them anymore) I am taking a second look at my methods and making changes.
Enter CMS. I've browsed a bunch and I like them all. Yep, all of them. Prior experience with php was mainly in the message board arena, something I did enjoy. OpensourceCMS.com lists 33 different open source systems. After a week of piddling, I've played with four: Mambo, Xoops, Drupal and Siteframe.
This is going to take a while.
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