Which CMS do you use

**bettify** · 10 July 2011, 4:52 pm

Well, when we talk about forums support, I must admit that for one site I made (non-gambling related) I got really great support at Joomla forums.

Friendly community is characteristic of all open source communities, and there's no much difference between Wordpress and Joomla in that matter. To be honest, Joomla forums are maybe even more user friendly.

**Some sites** · 11 July 2011, 2:13 am

I'm using my own CMS and I like it a lot.
I have a lot of sites and it's adopted to manage them all without any difficulties.
Also there an analytic options, it's very comfortable to view all the backlinks and traffic and whole processes.

**jove9999** · 11 July 2011, 5:17 am

Originally Posted by universal4

To be honest I had never heard of ez-publish....so I googled them and looked around....

I am usually pretty turned off by companies that link to a page called pricing and then there is ZERO information concerning the REAL PRICE of their software or service.

The page called pricing, should be named something other than pricing since there isn't any "prices" there.

Rick
Universal4

EZ is basically a free CMS. Once you want a little extra so it cost quite a bit extra. (We were certainly quite surprised at some of the wishes we would have on our website)
But whatever choice we make this CMS solution and we're actually quite surprised how well it works.
WP is also something we use, it works great. Especially as it vedlig work well with a view to optimizing the casino6000 (created in EZ)

I asked the company that helped us set up our website and they said that the EZ was a much larger and complete solution to a WP and Joomla ... But it is of course because they øsnker to sell this solution ..

**grem** · 11 July 2011, 6:45 am

wordpress, drupal and customized cms

**Smoking** · 11 July 2011, 6:56 am

i started with Joomla and now use Joomla and Wordpress.

**Renee** · 11 July 2011, 8:38 pm

I've started learning Drupal and have to agree with some of the people in this thread that it's hard to customise. I thought actually it was just me, but then reading this thread I don't feel as bad.

I've used wordpress for a couple of years and I think it's the easiest one. All of my personal sites are coded html and I've been trying to look for something where I can just add the db to it and keep the framework without having to do too much coding, but I haven't been able to find anything yet. I have a feeling I'm going to just have to start from scratch again which makes me think I'd rather just pay someone.

**genich99** · 13 July 2011, 4:16 am

we've built our own CMS from scratch. We run many multilingual sites, different verticals, obviously wordpress and many others weren't able to cover our needs. Many sites and languages demand centralized SEO/translations management.

**xecutable** · 13 July 2011, 4:52 am

For all of those who use wordpress and are unhappy about the new admin fonts here's the solution, which you can insert in your theme's functions.php from here
<style type="text/css" --="">#editorcontainer #content, #wp_mce_fullscreen { font-family: Georgia, "Times New Roman", "Bitstream Charter", Times, serif; } <style type="text/css">#editorcontainer #content, #wp_mce_fullscreen { font-family: Georgia, "Times New Roman", "Bitstream Charter", Times, serif; }</style>

**redguy** · 13 July 2011, 5:15 pm

I tried Drupal for a while, but then choosen Wordpress with some home-made customizations.

**AlexKu** · 24 July 2011, 1:51 pm

I use CMS via Artismedia.com

**eaton2003** · 27 July 2011, 2:37 pm

Start with WordPress and once you are more techie try Joomla

**freebetking** · 30 July 2011, 10:17 am

i have a few wordpress sites and back in the day made a couple using blogger, went onto use dreamweaver however the coding produced is extremely heavy utter crap and severely outdated....now i usually hand code everything.

**shineray22** · 2 August 2011, 8:06 am

I'm surprised so many choose Wordpress. It's very easy to use but don't you think it makes your site look a little unprofessional? Especially since it has that tag "just another Wordpress site."

Do you think it's best to use Wordpress for making a site or for changes after it's made? I ask because I am looking to buy a cheap site and not have to redesign it entirely but just make small changes and manage it and work on content and SEO. Would you still look for a Wordpress site?

**Zoorana** · 2 August 2011, 9:27 am

Originally Posted by shineray22

I'm surprised so many choose Wordpress. It's very easy to use but don't you think it makes your site look a little unprofessional? Especially since it has that tag "just another Wordpress site."

Do you think it's best to use Wordpress for making a site or for changes after it's made? I ask because I am looking to buy a cheap site and not have to redesign it entirely but just make small changes and manage it and work on content and SEO. Would you still look for a Wordpress site?

That's just the default look. You could change the design easily. There're lots of free templates online if you don't want to spend time designing one. Just google 'free design templates wordpress', and you'll get quite a list to choose from. One thing that makes Wordpress so good is the backend. It's so easy to use

**Anny11** · 17 August 2011, 7:16 am

I always prefer Wordpress and Joomla too but first preference goes to Wordprss.

**KovEsZ** · 19 August 2011, 4:06 am

Joomla. Totally own design. I already used it when it was called "mambo". I'll try wordpress when I want to start a blog.

**DaftDog** · 19 August 2011, 6:44 am

Originally Posted by monsterbet

i have a few wordpress sites and back in the day made a couple using blogger, went onto use dreamweaver however the coding produced is extremely heavy utter crap and severely outdated....now i usually hand code everything.

The latest versions of Dreamweaver don't produce any unnecessary code. I started with CS3 and upgraded to CS4 last year.

**DaftDog** · 19 August 2011, 6:49 am

Originally Posted by shineray22

I'm surprised so many choose Wordpress. It's very easy to use but don't you think it makes your site look a little unprofessional? Especially since it has that tag "just another Wordpress site."

Do you think it's best to use Wordpress for making a site or for changes after it's made? I ask because I am looking to buy a cheap site and not have to redesign it entirely but just make small changes and manage it and work on content and SEO. Would you still look for a Wordpress site?

You are supposed to edit the tag line.

Go to Settings >> General and you will see the tagline at the top of the page.

**rknuppel** · 22 August 2011, 10:26 pm

100% wordpress for me...

**shineray22** · 11 September 2011, 2:41 am

Originally Posted by Ixian

You are supposed to edit the tag line.

Go to Settings >> General and you will see the tagline at the top of the page.

Ha, thanks. I actually haven't even gotten my site yet. I was just wondering cause I see so many that have that tagline. I wonder why they don't delete it.

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