Is this DW?

[Newbie]

Can someone look at the site [url]www.webdiscourse.com[/url] and tell me if it was
written with Dreamweaver?

Thank you.

[Brandon Taylor]

It's a Xoops-based site. [url]http://www.xoops.org/[/url]

"Newbie" <spam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone look at the site [url]www.webdiscourse.com[/url] and tell me if it was
> written with Dreamweaver?
>
> Thank you.
>

[Newbie]

It looks like xoops is an "installable package". Is this any good?

How hard would it be to do something like this site in DW with all the
features: forum, email notifications, etc.?

I appreciate your response.


"Brandon Taylor" <bt@btaylordesign.com> wrote in message
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> It's a Xoops-based site. [url]http://www.xoops.org/[/url]
>
> "Newbie" <spam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:d72eig$c7s$1@forums.macromedia.com...

>> Can someone look at the site [url]www.webdiscourse.com[/url] and tell me if it was
>> written with Dreamweaver?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>

>
>

[darrel]

> It looks like xoops is an "installable package". Is this any good?

>
> How hard would it be to do something like this site in DW with all the
> features: forum, email notifications, etc.?

DW is pretty much just an HTML editor. Xoops is a Server-side content
management system.

So, you'd use DW to create your front-end HTML and Xoops to handle all your
back-end functionality.

They are really companion products.

-Darrel

[Newbie]

Thanks all. The last hour I've downloaded and installed the xoops. I see
what you mean about using DW for the design. It looks like you just modify
two files theme.html and the css to change the look.

This looks like a pretty cool solution to get a site up and running.


"darrel" <notreal@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> It looks like xoops is an "installable package". Is this any good?
>>
>> How hard would it be to do something like this site in DW with all the
>> features: forum, email notifications, etc.?

>
> DW is pretty much just an HTML editor. Xoops is a Server-side content
> management system.
>
> So, you'd use DW to create your front-end HTML and Xoops to handle all
> your
> back-end functionality.
>
> They are really companion products.
>
> -Darrel
>
>