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What is the best template based blogging software that fully seperates
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5th-September-2007, 06:35 PM
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 What is the best template based blogging software that fully seperates content from code? What do I mean by "fully seperates content from code"? I want a template that a designer can create. A template file should be an HTML file without any PHP, ASP or other code in it. Blogger uses regular tags that a designer doesn't mind. But once you start getting into code, they can easily muck things up. You guys are missing the point, Wordpress allows, nay needs PHP as a part of it's templating system. I want something that doesn't require that.  |
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5th-September-2007, 06:38 PM
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| I agree with WordPress. It makes an excellent blog, and a lightweight content management system. Drupal is harder to learn but has more powerful features for content management. Drupal 4.7 doesn't support trackbacks yet, but that should be coming soon (Drupal 4.6 does). I didn't like Joomla or phpnuke much. Drupal is designed better. |
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