封面
Choosing an Open Source CMS
Credits
About the author
About the reviewers
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Part I. Section I - Opening up to Open Source CMSs
Chapter 1. Do I Even Want an Open Source CMS?
You need a CMS!
Which CMS?
What about you?
About this book
Let's get started!
Chapter 2. Evaluating Your Options
Genres of Content Management Systems
Different types but strong overlap
Understanding CMS technologies
Summary
Part II. Section II - Thinking your choices through
Chapter 3. Understanding your Requirements
Setting our expectations right
Time for action-setting your expectations for "The Yoga Site"
Measuring your site
Time for action-measuring the scale of your site
Working with others
Time for action-determining compliance and interoperability needs
Determining additional feature requirements
Time for action-choosing additional features
Summary
Chapter 4. Building the Site
Get hands-on experience with a CMS
Time for action-taking a test drive
Create navigation structure
Time for action-creating navigation structure
Understanding technical requirements
Time for action-understanding technical requirements
Installing a CMS
Time for action-install WordPress
Summary
Chapter 5. Content Editing and Management
Adding content to our site
Time for action-adding a page
Summary
Chapter 6. Templates and Plug-ins
Giving a professional look to our site
Time for action-finding a good template
Time for action-setting up a template
Enhancing functionality with plug-ins
Time for action-finding a photo gallery plug-in
Time for action-showing a photo gallery on our site
Summary
Chapter 7. Extending and Customizing
Customize a template
Time for action-replacing the default logo in our template
Time for action-advancing customization via CSS changes
Understanding the code architecture
Finding professional help
Summary
Part III. Section III - CMSs by breed
Chapter 8. Blog CMSs
The first question-do I need a self-hosted or service-based CMS?
Taking WordPress for a test drive
Time for action-managing content with WordPress
Extending WordPress
Time for action-customizing the design
Evaluating Movable Type
Time for action-managing content with Movable Type
Expressing opinions with ExpressionEngine
Time for action-managing content with ExpressionEngine
Searching for more alternatives
Additional help is also available
Summary
Chapter 9. Web CMSs
Do you want a CMS or a portal?
Time for action-managing content with CMS Made Simple
Time for action-exploring customization options
Diving into Drupal
Time for action-putting Drupal to the test
Is Joomla! the best choice?
SilverStripe—easy and extensive
ezPublish—enterprise CMS
Umbraco—rising high
DotNetNuke—the first you may notice
Plone—for Python lovers
dotCMS—enterprise and Java
Where to find more?
Summary
Chapter 10. CMS for e-commerce
Content or commerce?
Magento—open source e-commerce evolved
Time for action-adding products with Magento
VirtueMart—bringing e-commerce to Joomla!
Time for action-adding products and selling them
Freeway—e-commerce for products events services and subscriptions
Time for action-selling weekly yoga class registrations
Other notable e-commerce CMSs
Summary
Chapter 11. Team Collaboration CMSs
Why a collaboration CMS?
Alfresco—an enterprise CMS
Time for action-planning the Yoga Site with Alfresco
Time for action-creating workflows and revisions with Alfresco
Finding alternatives to Alfresco
Summary
Chapter 12. Specialized CMSs
Wiki CMSs: The power of collective contribution
Time for action-creating events listing for the Yoga Site
Discussion forums: helping each other
Time for action-discussions on yoga products
Photo galleries: Sharing memories
Time for action-posting team photos online
Online learning: facilitating learning
Time for action-creating a yoga course
Other specialized CMSs
Summary
Part IV. Section IV - Open source CMS tips
Chapter 13. Hosting your CMS-Powered Site
Do I need hosting?
Summary
Chapter 14. Getting Involved in the Community
Where to go for support
Searching for an answer
Keep this in mind—asking good questions
How can you contribute?
Summary
Chapter 15. Working with a Specialist
Basics of Software Project Management
Finding the right expert
Outsourcing requires different thinking
Tracking progress and controlling
Handling risks and conflicts
Succeed with your project—recommendations
Summary
Chapter 16. Packt Open Source CMS Awards
Why an award?
Award methodology
2008 award winners
Other finalists
Most valued professionals
Summary
Index
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