[Hidden-tech] How can clueless client update website

[Janis S. Gray]

I am one of those clueless folks! I agree that Drupal is an option. The Town 
of Shutesbury web committee uses it for the town's site. The committee held 
a one-session evening training for committee chairs like me  (each committee 
has its own page), and we were taught how to update them, add photos, links, 
etc.

Janis S. Gray
d.b.a. Rowan Tree Editorial Services
219 Wendell Road
Shutesbury MA 01072
413 259-1584 voice and fax
jsgray at crocker.com
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From: "B. Melville" <bobbimelville at gmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, August 15, 2011 11:12 PM
Subject: [Hidden-tech] How can clueless client update website


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> I have a small theatrical group that wants me to rewrite their
> website so that they can easily change information and add photos by
> themselves on the fly. However, and it seems to be a big however,
> nobody in their group knows anything about html, php, etc. Although
> brilliant at what they do, they are completely and totally helpless
> when it comes to code.
>
> I've considered doing something with Wordpress. However, there are
> many places on their website that they want to be able to change and
> you can only have one blog associated with a Wordpress website. I've
> been thinking about having several blogs that each feed into a
> separate iframe on separate pages of their standard html
> (non-wordpress) website. This seems cumbersome.
>
> I've also considered doing editable regions on their website. The
> problem with this is that they do not have Dreamweaver. They need to
> be able to make changes without using an expensive program.
>
> Does anybody have any ideas about how I could set up this site for them?
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