I haven't had experience with those - but I do have experience with
Squarespace. Have you explored their setup? Very easy CMS, and you can use
CSS if you feel inclined. It's what we use for the theatre. Ours is an
older version - they have a new one being rolled out now that's more
powerful (unfortunately, requires us to completely rebuild our site from
scratch, since no migration path. I believe that has been remedied with the
new version, meaning upgrade from a current "newer version" site to the
latest is much easier, from what I know).
The current SS system is also mobile-agile, meaning the pages will
dynamically re-draw depending on the device you're on. Just a thought.
Anything that keeps Z10 alive and viable makes me happy, since my gallery
makes me happy and allows me an easy, very nice, non-Flickr way to share my
dabblings with the world.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 1:11 PM, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> OK, so here is the deal. www.zone-10.com is being rebuilt for a brave
> new world. Has to happen. Mambo is toast and performance is horrible.
>
> Three choices. I've been working with all three and they all have
> benefits and problems.
>
> 1. Wordpress. Not NEARLY as flexible, but fast to use and there are
> more content add tools that make life simpler. Works well for adaptive
> websites. Adding content is bog simple. Unfortunately, organizing that
> content is bad. Really bad.
>
> 2. Joomla. Very flexible. Reasonably fast to use, but fewer content
> add tools. Unfortunately, it is not nearly as good for adaptive
> websites. Biggest problem is the content editor which constantly
> fights you for text formatting. Best menuing system of the three.
> Content addition is aweful.
>
> 3. Drupal. I've been waiting forever for Drupal 8, which is native to
> adaptive websites. But it's more of a bear to administrate. Content
> addition is a head-scratcher. Somewhere between Wordpress and Joomla,
> but without the intelligence.
>
>
>
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