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WolfCMS
anyone know of a cms that works well with bootstrap
None! Plain ol' HTML in PHP files with a few includes.
Same as @Infinity
Somebody posted up something similar to bootstrap before.. but after searching I can't find anything .. someone care to share if you can recall what it was?
Had everything in place, just needed to follow their framework..
Something tells me the website address had level9 or level6 in the name? Something like that?
sNews.
wordpress, i also like e107
im guessing your talking about http://www.concrete5.org/
99Lime.
Top man, that's the one I was looking for
Wordpress.
Bash, and gopher
I'll look for your site on Veronica.
I always use WordPress. It's been like that for years. There is so much amazing things you can do with wordpress.
I was using WP since 2006
I keep meaning to learn Drupal...but I have never had a compelling reason yet.
It seems more toolkity than Joomla.
I use Wordpress, e107 and SMF (SMF With Simpleportal)
I mostly use WordPress
WordPress fo' lyfe.
I use html and php. That's all.
I do use vanilla forums though
http://www.stargazemc.com/forums
I actually really like Vanilla Forums by a lot over the old bb forums.
+1. That's what our new website is, I just created a PHP backend for it from scratch to make life easier.
Content here
<?php include=('footer.php');?>
I want to headbang that so much
I use this
I'm using wordpress, and sometimes drupal. But for my personal usage, I'm using php + html
I want to head bang so much @Daniel. While I don't agree with dmmc's code, if you have a simple website, it's easier to just do includes.
Really? Very nice. I'd assumed you'd hired a designer.
(I mean, don't get a big head, keep your day job, etc. but it is superior to most of the templates I see people use).
It's just a free template I found online that I liked. I just made some image and color edits, then integrated it into the backend. I'm tired of spending money on designs that other people are just going to rip anyways.
While I agree using simple includes is easier, you would get to the point where you simply can't do complex stuff without going dirty code.
I made a site once that used simple includes, and it was a nightmare once you started to get into 20 odd pages.
Just converted my website to the kickstart HTML. Works like a breeze with my custom made CMS: http://raymii.org/cms
Old theme: http://raymii.org/cms-oldtheme