Adobe Muse - Publication de posts dans un blog

Bonjour,
J'ai téléchargé la version d'évaluation pour un mois de Muse afin de tester la possibilité de créer mon blog personnel, sachant que je ne maîtrise pas du tout les codes html et autres. Je suis très satisfaite des fonctions graphiques offertes par Muse mais je m'interroge sur la publication de nouveaux posts lorsque le blog sera mis en ligne: devrai-je recalibrer mes pages manuellement ou existe t-il une fonction permettant à Muse d'automatiser la présentation des différentes pages du blog?
En effet, le modèle que je veux appliquer à mon blog -assez classique pour un blog- implique:
En page d'accueil:
          - l'affichage du dernier post publié dans un cadre plus grand et aménagé selon un modèle différent des cing posts précédents qui s'afficheront en dessous de ce premier cadre,
          - le passage automatique du post précédemment publié dans la liste des cing posts qui doivent s'afficher en dessous,
          - le passage automatique du septième post publié précédemment dans une autre page, en tête des posts les plus anciens.
Dans la page de mon nouveau post:
          - le fait de publier cette page implique l'action automatique des trois points précédemment évoqués.
Dans le menu:
          - enfin, je voudrais lier chaque nouvelle publication à une entrée du menu: existe t-il là aussi une fonction permettant d'automatiser cette tâche?
En cas de problème de compréhension, je peux vous faire parvenir des copies d'écran de mes gabarits pour plus de clarté.
Enfin, les réponses à ces questions me permettront de décider si je poursuis l'utilisation de Muse par la confirmation de l'acquisition du logiciel en fin d'évaluation.
Je vous remercie par avance de bien vouloir me répondre ;-)

Bonjour. Il n'existe actuellement pas de système de blog intégré directement à Muse, mais la demande est fréquemment évoquée par les utilisateurs, n'hésitez pas à voter pour cette idée. En attendant, Muse-themes a proposé la solution Nabble pour facilement intégrer un blog externe. Il vous est aussi possible de passer vos sites business catalyst sur l'abonnement WebMarketing, spécifiquement si votre projet doit évoluer.
Cependant, il est important de comprendre que l'architecture d'un blog nécessite, pour fonctionner, un accès à une base de données, à une configuration serveur, et que l'objectif principal de Muse était de répondre aux besoins d'utilisateurs n'ayant pas de connaissance du code…

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