Website design : what to use ?

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David Mandelberg Wrote: 
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> If text editing isn't your piece of cake, you could also look at web
> based
> things like wikis or cms's. Some good ones are mediawiki
> <http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/> and plone <http://plone.org/>.
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> These both provide excellent editing capabilities without the necessity
> to learn
> html, css, and other web standards.
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> David Mandelberg
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Or perhaps just something like Mambo: http://www.mamboserver.com
Btw.: I'd also consider visiting webdesign/webdev sites like
sitepoint.com and alistapart.com and reading about "table designs" and
why you want to take a look at CSS and XHTML ;-)


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