Wordpress/CMS help...

I'm trying to create a Content Management System for my latest site.. basically I have news to be updated all the time on this site, and would like to just use Wordpress as a CMS so all I need to do is post a new story, and it will become to the top story on my site, and the rest will work its way down. I also want to be able to tag it on the different driver profile pages. I'm just looking to get into the right direction. I already have Wordpress all set up and installed on our server. If anyone can please just get me pointed in the right direction, it would be much appreciated!
Here's the site.
http://www.goteamfullthrottle.com

56driver wrote:
I'm trying to create a Content Management System for my latest site.. basically I have news to be updated all the time on this site, and would like to just use Wordpress as a CMS so all I need to do is post a new story, and it will become to the top story on my site, and the rest will work its way down.
That's a blog. Wordpress will do that for you without even breaking into a sweat.
56driver wrote:
I also want to be able to tag it on the different driver profile pages.
Wordpress will do that for you. You can used tags and categories.
56driver wrote:
If anyone can please just get me pointed in the right direction, it would be much appreciated!
I'm not sure what direction? Maybe Nancy O's links are what you are after.
If you want to edit your Wordpress theme and you have a reasonable knowledge of CSS HTML, then look into "Child Themes." Find a solid theme and then make it your own with a child theme.
http://lorelleteaches.wordpress.com/2012/02/23/introduction-to-wordpress-homework-class-13 -theme-customization-and-child-themes/
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Martin

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> Hello,
>
> I am a middle of the road developer - not an expert, not
a newbie. I have
> had
> more clients ask me to be able to update their sites in
their own. I have
> had
> some clients use Contribute - but then they are limited
to just the pages
> that
> are html and as well, limited to the one computer that
the software is
> located
> on.
>
> I have seen some larger developer who are using content
management systems
> to
> develop the majority of thier websites - one system is
ExpressionEngine
> from
> pmachine.com. I have done some administrative sections
for clients with
> ASP/MSSQL, so I could realistically write my own CMS,
but do I want to or
> am I
> just recreating the wheel so to speak? If I create my
own, I would be more
> comfortable with ASP, but is it better to write it in
PHP?
>
> I have one particular client that uses a backend MS SQL
database (it is a
> doctor's office) that we hope eventually we can hook up
to for the web
> site,
> but at this point, we have to have the two separate. So
at this point, I
> want
> to have a CMS for them that is MS SQL based - but the
more research I do,
> the
> more I see PHP and MySQL being used for CMS. Is there a
reason for using
> one
> language over the other? I think PHP is becoming more
industry standard,
> but MS
> SQL is a more powerful database. (can I write it in PHP
with a MS SQL
> database?)
>
> I also have a new set of clients that need similar sites
that would be
> best
> run with a CMS. I want to be able to offer different
design templates for
> them
> to choose from (templates or different css files??),
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> set
> up that they all will probably need - but also be able
to offer them the
> ability to add their own pages, forms, mailing lists,
forums, etc. Also, I
> don't need a user-friendly interface to get it set up,
but would need a
> very
> user-friendly interface for the clients to do their
updating. Any advice
> here?
>
> On top of it all, I have two clients that I would like
to set up their
> sites
> with a CMS, but they also both need to be able to have
online ordering. I
> have
> set this up with Web Assist's shopping cart - so I can
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> but
> can it be integrated into a CMS. I like to have control
over the products
> and
> how they come up, and in building the database - so
again, I should build
> my
> own - but I thought if I can find a solution that will
work for a variety
> of
> client and is basically prebuilt that I can customize,
that would be a big
> asset to me.
>
> Oh, and is it better to have a CMS that is database
driven or that it html
> based? Searchability?
>
> I don't mind a large learning curve for a CMS, but
really want to start
> out
> with one that is highly recommended, that I can
customize if I need to,
> and
> hopefully will work with a dreamweaver template/design,
will stay around -
> or
> something that I can still use if they are not around,
and will work with
> all
> these different situations (and I would like to win the
lottery too -
> which is
> more likely?) I know there are hughly expensive CMS
programs out there - I
> would of course love to find a free one that I can
customize, but I don't
> mind
> paying ($100 - 250) per site (but not paying each month)
I would love any
> recommendations!! Does anyone have a web design firm
that uses a solution
> for
> their clients and that they are happy with??
>
> Sorry for all the questions - the more I research, the
more confused I
> get!!
> Julie
>

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> I have seen some plug-in details for templates
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I read the previous post back on April 2012. I have worked with Adobe products for over 20 years and I make my living using your products. But I also create dozens of websites on the joomla and Wordpress cms. I read in 2012 that you stated that Muse is not have native functionality that allows an easy export to Joomla and Wordpress or I just designed a responsive site with desktop, tablet and phone formats. I need a way to export this to joomla site as fresh install, do you know of an app or joomla extension that will do this. I realize I may have to tweak it in code but I don't want to hire a coder to translate it manually. Joomla and Wordpress are the dominant platforms in cms and are very assessable by my clients and although I like adobe business catalyst to truly have this program work for me and thousands of other working designs who use your programs daily and to adapt Muse as a part of our work flow we need a way to do this. Has anything changed since 2012?

Hi Jeff,
I am afraid that this is not possible in Muse at this stage, I will recommend that you post this on our ideas section over here, https://forums.adobe.com/community/muse/ideas, and let our devs team know of this requirement.
- Abhishek Maurya

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