[Hidden-tech] mambo?

[Matt Lampiasi]

I'd definitely recommend mambo/joomla over contribute. I have clients 
with both, contribute is way more complicated to get setup , install on 
separate machines, etc... once mambo or joomla are setup its cake to 
edit content. I'm doing the exact same thing for the exact same reasons 
with the same type of (nonprofit) client. ;)

Juliet Jacobson wrote:
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> Hi
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> I'm redesigning a site for a very non-technical, no-webmaster, 
> non-profit type organization that wants to edit and maintain their 
> site on an ongoing basis. I was thinking of using Contribute 
> (step-child of DreamWeaver) and setting up the site to be as 
> idiot-proof as possible (putting all navigation into includes, 
> controlling all styling with css.) Now I'm thinking maybe I'm 
> reinventing the wheel and I should use Mambo instead. Would Mambo be a 
> good solution for this scenario? Is it difficult for a 
> marginally-technical person such as myself to set up and use Mambo?
>
> thanks in advance for advice,
> Juliet Jacobson
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