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| Written by all4yourwebsite.com | |
| Tuesday, 19 January 2010 13:08 | |
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Wordpress is one of the most popular CMS available, it is used primarily by bloggers but it can still be used as a general CMS - it is available for free from Wordpress.org. Let me start by listing the pros and cons of Wordpress. Pros
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InstallationWordpress is very easy to install - you just edit the included config file, upload the files through FTP then run the installation wizard at your domain name. Once you've done those three steps you can log in and start writing content. The only difficulty within the installation is that you must rename the config file from wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php before it will install. The Default Theme
Skins and PluginsYou can customize the look of your website or add an extra feature in under one minute. To install a theme or plugin all you have to do is: download a theme or plugin, upload it through FTP then turn it on in the admin panel. Easy! At the Wordpress ThemeViewer there are roughly 3000 free themes for you to browse and download for free. They also have 100's of plugins which can: improve spam security and improve SEO among many, many, MANY other plugins. If you are looking for a theme of professional quality, you may consider purchasing a Premium WordPress Theme. Search Engine Optimisation
Note: The SEO provided by Wordpress is below average but can easily be improved by installing one of their many useful plugins. Content Creation
User InteractionThere are two main interactive features offered by Wordpress; users can comment on the content and you can allow multiple authors for the website. User comments can improve your search engine traffic and make your website more interesting in general. If you're not interested in user commenting, it can easily be turned off. Additional authors can be added easily through the user management section of the admin panel. It a user is listed as an author they have access to a limited admin panel where they can write and edit content. Security
ConclusionWordpress is one of the most popular CMS available and it gained its popularity for a reason - it's a great CMS (and it's free)! While some aspects are not perfect such as SEO, they can surely be improved by a plugin developed by their huge user base.
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 January 2010 13:11 |
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