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Pods is a CMS framework that lets you add and display your own content types. Unlike WP custom post types, each content type gets its own table.

Magic Fields is a Wordpress CMS plugin, focuses in simplifies content management for the admin creating custom write panels also with Magic Fields you will be able to create (in a very easy way) custom fields for your write panels.

Flutter MU is Ready for Testing To the people who have been asking us for the the MU version of Flutter, To install, follow all the normal steps you use for installing the regular Flutter but just Copy /mu-plugins/Flutter/wpmu/Flutter.php and move it to /mu-plugins/Flutter.php Download it here - http://github.com/freshout/flutter/zipball/wpmu Please submit bugs here - http://flutter.freshout.us/bugs/

Custom Write Panels (Posts, Pages, and Theme Options) You can create custom write panel pages or posts + duplicatable fields and groups + import and export them. File Uploads, Audio, Video, Checkboxes, Dropdowns, and more. I don't know if we can make this any simpler... You can create any type of field to make as simple as possible for your client or yourself to enter content. Simple Templating All you need is the magic 'get' function. To retrieve a variable, just use >> echo get('variable'). To retrieve images, use >> echo get_image('variable')

CiviCRM is a community-based open source project to build constituent relationship management functionality for the nonprofit, advocacy and nongovernmental sectors.

How to use WordPress as a CMS is a popular question. Especially when you want to quickly throw up what is sometimes called “The Brochure Site”. Yep, that hoary throwback to Web 1.0, the static site. You’re going to template the site in PHP anyway, right? Why not just use WordPress and give your client the option of updating their content, while a million or so developers are working behind the scenes to make sure the code powering your site is the best it can be? Not a tough choice. Besides, no one said it had to be completely static, did they? Here’s the rundown on a few plugins, the bare minimum you’ll need, that’ll turn a simple static site into a blazing fast dynamic one, with easily managed content, that you’ll love to use.

Même si l'on peut regretter des manques ou constater quelques imperfections, Wordpress reste un CMS formidable et perfectible, ce qui ne gâche rien. Voici une sélection de trucs et d'astuces pour améliorer votre blog ou votre site web tournant avec Wordpress : 

Drupal's popularity has lately been rising. It's a great platform for setting up content management systems and community driven sites. Here, I'll give a general overview of Drupal and build a simple site for a fake client. We'll begin with outlining the client's needs, installing and configuring a few modules, creating user roles and assigning permissions, and finally we'll add in some content. We won't go into theming, as it's a bit out of the scope of this article.

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Now that we’re done with a large portion of the technical basics of Using WordPress (WP) as a CMS, let’s continue on with the next step: Using WP for a portfolio site (primarily graphics and design-based). If you need a brief overview of portfolio sites and a couple of examples of WP-powered ones, take a short detour to one of my introductory posts. If not, here’s what we’re going to be working on today: * Thumbnail listing of projects in reverse chronological order, a.k.a. Recent Projects * Individual project pages with larger picture(s) * Categorical listing of projects

WordPress, one of the most popular blogging platforms (if not the most), is capable of being more than just a blog platform. It's capable of being a full-blown CMS (Content Management System). As someone who has both written small, custom CMSes from scratch as well as evaluated million-dollar professional CMSes for large corporations, WordPress' robustness never ceases to amaze me. The key to many of the unique uses can be attributed to any or all of the following components: 1. Custom theme. 2. Custom code tweaks 3. Custom or widely-available plugins. 4. Custom fields per post. 5. Custom code to use the custom fields.