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CMS Decision
Hi,
Ive know this question has been asked a 100 times over, but I have yet to find the CMS solution that works the best, and am hoping that someone who has done it may be willing to share their experience and knowledge as to what they used, etc. Im looking to create a site with VB for the forums, but am trying to find the right CMS that will integrate well with VB, and allow for the following. On the CMS homepage, you should be able to do the following. 1. Change the theme and layout of the sites home page. (VbAdvanced can not change from its standard 3-col layout) 2. Require only 1 login. Preferably by using VB registration process 3. Be capable of placing the VB mini-calendar on to the CMS homepage. 4. Place vb polls onto the home page as well 5. Using Photopost VBGallery, have a random or slideshow on the CMS homepage. 6. Possible have the vb menu horizontal across the top and the CMS men vertically on the left (this is likey more a theme/skin related, but would show the integration nicel) So anybody successfully done any or most of the above? A CMS that lets you change its layout around easily, as well can use the VB calendar, polls, gallery, etc.? Thanks PT |
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