I see that you have already replied to the thread I started there at the CMS->Drupal section: http://www.astahost.com/index.php?showtopic=12521

And pertaining to the Drupal Module Guide, and the above thread, I have done some study on the Taxonomy Module. I think I can write up a basic guide to understanding of Taxonomy module.

 

 

 

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Xoops and Mambo are my favorite Content Management Systems.
You can adapt booth systems like you want.

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I have been searching for years
What\'s The Best CMS

I have been searching for years for the best CMS, and finally arrived at WebAPP from http://www.Web-app.Net why?
1.) Fastest
2.) Written in genuine Perl and NOT in PHP.
3.) Safe
4.) Stable
5.) Great support
6.) Universal compatible DB system
7.) Cache
8.) System restore
9.) Open source and free
10.) Infinite addon and resources from cpan.Org as a small example..
11.) 1 trillions other reasons!

I recommend WebAPP!

Markov
Web-app.Net

-reply by Markov

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I have used joomla for a long time But I feel that Drupal is the most strongest hinghly flexible. it is a module or a template, drupal is the best.

Now it is very easy to create theme in dupal using our dreamweaver extension

http://dreamweaverdrupalthemeextension.blogspot.com

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I am using new CMS called "ModX" with full ajaxed admin control panel. It is cool and most promising CMS of 2007. You can visit www.modxcms.com and know much more then i can say.

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Among the all CMS scripts available Drupal is the best. Drupal is faster, advanced, flexible, simple and version 6 onwards more easier too.

Now it is very easy to create theme in dupal using dreamweaver extension

Drupal is the opensource CMS supported by a company.

the only criticism faced by drupal is its user interface, whish will be overcome by version 7 to be released jan 2009

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Am currently using Wordpress as my cms/portal/front page but it inst really classified as one but you sure can make it like one. I have used many cms software and have liked joomla but i gave it a miss in the end as it was a tad bit difficult to use. I then tried a lot of other ones including xoops which i didn't like and drupal which wasn't letting me install it.

After reading some of this thread i decided to have a look at mambo as before i didn't bother but it looks alright..

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well i have tried almost every cms out there and have enjoyed joomla, drupal and wordpress (as a cms) the best...

Although Wordpress is meant for blogging i think it is super easy to make it a cms with all the plug-ins and extensions wordpress supplies. It is easy to use and a wonder to look at but i just didn't find it was a strong enough cms for me to use although i recommend this.

Drupal was nice and really powerful. I like this probably the best out of all of them but the templates available severely let me down. I would say that it may be a tad bit confusing for some although but most cms are. Although once you know what you are doing your gonna find it great!

Joomla is the one i am using now and i would probably draw a line level with drupal on this one but it has the best range of templates a cms can ask for. But there are some features Drupal have which Joomla doesnt but i just work around it. Joomla is really easy to install also and very easy to get around. I find the extensions library as a major factor i am using this as well. I recommend this as well. Although some knowledge of css, php and the general site stuff wouldn't hurt.

I vote Joomla!

 

 

 

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I use Mambo because you can change so much that you can turn it into a very personal look. Joomla is also just as good because it is basically the same thing.

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