I want to find a good content Management system!?

content management system

[calmpitbull]

I was wondering if there was a good content management system out there. I have used PHP nuke in the past but I find it heavy and horrible!.

Is there a CMS script which is very basic but has:

Dynamic titles and meta info.
Ability to insert articles and place them into different catergorys.

Thats about all I need...

Thankyou.

[Livenomadic]

Mambo

Mamboserver.com

[calmpitbull]

Thanks a lot, ill give it a try :)

[vabtz]

go to [opensourcecms.com...]

you can try a ton of open source ones there to help you decide

[universetoday]

Try Article Manager from interactivetools.com.

[VegasRook]

I like mamboserver.com myself.

It does what you want and it would be easy to expand as needed.

[calmpitbull]

Im just in the process of setting up mambo.
so far so good, it is very easy to setup. I like the dynamic title & meta info for the content pages.I can't wait to finish it!

Thanks everyone for the advice.

[edited by: rogerd at 10:42 am (utc) on Mar. 7, 2005]
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[VegasRook]

WTG.

I like Mambo alot. I have tried others and Mambo is easy to use and is real flexible.

[l1tilr]

With all those I have looked at I keep going back to Article Manager and I'm frustrated because the price just went up.

And to those wondering about getting a CMS, after 3 years of site management if there is one thing I now wish I could do over is to have started with a CMS of some kind.

[monkeythumpa]

I set up about 5 CMSs and found that working through PHPMyAdmin was the easiest way for me. A lot of control but latitude at the same time.

[Livenomadic]

If you are willing to invest some cash, the BEST small site CMS IMO is Articlelive by interspire.

Great front end features, perfect for a content site.

[alias]

I'd suggest Etomite. Really great if you are not afraid of some handwork, good validating source and terrific flexibility ;)

[BwanaZulia]

Plone/Zope.

BZ