I’ve got a two-page website that will need to have a few small text sections updated once a year by nontechnical users. I don’t want or need a CMS with support for images or rich text. Just something stupidly simple and fast to implement.
Basically, the smaller the better. Any suggestions? Go.
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Basically, the smaller the better. Any suggestions? Go.
https://kenai.com/projects/stupid-simple-cms https://kenai.com/projects/stupid-simple-cms
Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. https://code.google.com/p/snscms/
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Have you considered using server side includes? All it would require is
uploading a text file or two.
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Have you considered using server side includes? All it would require is uploading a text file or two.
I’ve thought about it, but the problem is these clients aren’t very compatible with FTP (you know what I mean). I might just go with WebYep, and only use long and short-text items, but I make enough of these mini-sites that I thought it would be useful to have a more trimmed-down tool in my belt.
Todd: Thanks for the links - I’ll check 'em out!
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You could have a look at http://www.filecms.com (which used to be mini CMS). It’s sort of like server side includes. You could hand code in the locations or use my Action for it.
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It’s not free, but for $5/month, you could use Inlay for this. It’s actually quite well suited for just updating some text in a defined style – it tends to strip out the styling inside the box you’ve applied it to anyway.
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