CMS for simple content based websites.

"Sanjay Goel" <[email protected]> Tue, 17 Oct 2006 21:52:50 +0530
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Hi,
I have to create multiple websites with different templates. All these sites
would be pretty simple only having content with no complex functionality.
Can somebody suggest me a free/not so expensive CMS for this.

The features I need are:
1. Easy Template Creation - Templates should easily be able to be created
out of HTML files that my web designer creates.
2. In Context Editing - Something that WebGUI or Plone or Jahia provides is
good.
3. Workflow - Content Approval workflow is a must.

If its based on Java, it would be an added bonus.

I have checked out lots of CMSes like Jahia (Expensive, bad at 1), Drupal
(complex), Typo3 (bad at 3, not so good at 2), Mambo/Joomla (bad at 2) etc.

Any advice?

Thanks
Sanjay Goel
http://sanjaygoel.blogspot.com

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Hi,<br>I have to create multiple websites with different templates. All these
sites would be pretty simple only having content with no complex
functionality. Can somebody suggest me a free/not so expensive CMS for
this.<br><br>The features I need are:<br>1. Easy Template Creation - Templates should easily be able to be created out of HTML files that my web designer creates.<br>2. In Context Editing - Something that WebGUI or Plone or Jahia provides is good. 
<br>3. Workflow - Content Approval workflow is a must. <br><br>If its based on Java, it would be an added bonus.<br><br>I
have checked out lots of CMSes like Jahia (Expensive, bad at 1), Drupal
(complex), Typo3 (bad at 3, not so good at 2), Mambo/Joomla (bad at 2)
etc.<br><br>Any advice?<br clear="all"><br>Thanks<br>Sanjay Goel<br><a href="http://sanjaygoel.blogspot.com">http://sanjaygoel.blogspot.com</a>

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