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1. MikeCherim
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   This site I just made, GreenMethods.com, might be a good example of what WordPress can do when put into service as a content management system (CMS). This site is over 200 pages, fixed home with separate blog, shop, the works really. I used WP 2.0.11, a few custom scripts, and 13 plugins. The whole thing is valid to strict and AA accessible (including the custom shop). Print and handheld style sheets included. Built upon the framework of my BeastBlog v2 theme.

   Likey?

2. whooami
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   VERY VERY nice, and strict even :)

3. micharo
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Great Work!

   I'm trying to use WordPress as a CMS too. I am just not that far.

   Questions:
   In the nav you used wp_list_pages?

   I assume - yes

   Then every page in the browser is a wordpress "Page"?
   I assume - yes

   In the source view it looks like you used posts as the way to generate content.

   Or is the content entered in the wordpress admin in the create page section?

   Anny help in this regard is appreciated.

   Micharo

   So how did you

4. evenglen
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   It's a beautiful website but I could never keep track of 200 pages. xD

5. MikeCherim
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Thanks all!

   @micharo: I did use wp_list_pages() and aside from the blog part of it used Pages. I used the loop for the content as is normal for a Page Template (create in Write, Page). I did made a about five templates for this site though for some odd ball stuff like blog archives, site map, contact page. Regarding the nav, I did post some info on the site for the tech-minded :-)

   @evenglen: It can be a bear indeed ;o

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