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Wordpress or Concrete5 for making a website? Looking for opinions of people who have used Concrete5 or wordpress to build their own websites? I used Concrete5 to build out my car detailing website ( www.rpmautosalon.com ), but while I liked the finished...
Started by RPMAutomotive on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
Concrete5 is supposed to be more intuitive for those creating interfaces for others to use, and the inline content block editing....
I've tried other CMSes no difference.
Options) are separate form the content editing (pages and other items) .
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Posted 04 May 2012 - 02:20 PM ( #1 )
concrete5 - Zend-based CMS for developers and designers alike.
(not developed by me, just thought its worth sharing)
concrete 5 - "CMS made for Marketing but built for Geeks".
Quite a few years ago, I was testing out...
Started by Follow Us on Twitter on
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by 1 people.
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Hello everyone I am new to Concrete5. I am having trouble installing it last week, and the problem still not solved.
The exact step for what I was trying to do:
Once the files are uploaded, Running on PHP 5.2.X+FASTCGI
1. Open the page, see all check ...
Started by JackL92 on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dreamhost):
As long as they reply....
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OK, I AM A NOOB!!!
I have my domain name.
I have Dreamhost as my hosting site.
I've tried using their "help" in the "Dream Host Panel"... but their email was a bot and it didn't address my problem.
OK here it is.
I install WordPress onto the hosting site...
Started by Glohar on
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by 1 people.
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I've heard a lot about the quality of different PHP CMS solutions, but without a lot of time to research each one fully myself, I figured I'd tap the community for its opinions.
I require a general purpose CMS written in PHP that is easily modified, can...
Started by Justin Johnson on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I saw several references to CMS’, and Joomla in particular .
And tried a bunch of different software.
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Hi all.
Don't often have to ask for help so thank you in advance to those that assist me with this problem.
Basically, I've created a website based around the Concrete5 CMS, on that site is a simple gallery page which the client is saying is empty. The...
Started by suishide on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at webdesignforums):
Anyone else that can spare a few seconds? What browser is the client... .
Offline Webzarus Well-Known Member Message Count: 1,822 Likes Received: 347 Trophy Points: 83 Gender: Male 12 pics on an iphone Webzarus said: ↑ 12 pics on an iphone Thanks Webzarus .
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Originally Posted by MrKap The OP is doing it for their employer and learning. They are not running a web hosting company. Even then, online services are not a bad choice in many many instances.
Fine zandr. Let me give the OP the advice that typically...
Started by zandr on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
I have remained completely neutral in ....
This conversation has nothing to do with Wordpress versus anything else .
I am not an "IT Professional".
Originally Posted by zandr Where have I advocated DIY Wordpress? I'll say it again, I do not do client work .
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Hey all, I've got quite a few questions that I feel are a little heavy for posting in QTDNTOT. If they belong there feel free to yell at me.
So I'm new to PHP, mySQL, and web design and web development as a whole. A few years back I taught myself basic...
Started by biodude94566 on
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by 5 people.
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I've tried modifying experience in Drupal, Joomla!, or Concrete5 to give much advice..
Which is the line for checking if the cookie exists .
Geolocation" on line 5.
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I have tried WordPress, Joomla, Moveable Type and others
My preference is WP.
Started by AussieWebmaster on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at searchenginewatch):
Concrete5 is a new powerful CMS that is easy for developers and even easier for end-users a demo of Concrete5 here: http://bit.ly/concrete5cms Must say, we moved from plain HTML / PHP.
Friendly.
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Just redesigned this site recently. Using Concrete5 as the CMS in the back end. Still a work in progress as I need to redo the slider on the front.
http://vaustek.com
Started by vAusTek on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at vpslatch):
It has been around.
Is concrete5 a newer one? I'm not familiar with it.
Keep up there was a CMS behind that.
Professional and simple.
Nice website design.
Is concrete5 a newer one? I'm not familiar with it.
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