WordPress as a CMS :: Content Management System
WordPress around inception was known as a blogging platform, today, it is regarded as one of the top content management systems around. But what makes a platform be considered a cms? Well let’s take a look at what WordPress needs to do in order to run with the big boys when it comes to maintaining full blown websites.
WordPress CMS – What can it do?
- Create Static Pages
A CMS must be able create static pages on go, at any time without any added coding just to implement it. WordPress includes pages by default, all you have to do is go to the admin section and click on “add new page”. Immediately you are presented with an editor and you are now ready to add content to your website. ….read on
WordPress is the best cms platform for your business
In today’s world, the web drives the way we interact, share our thoughts and communicate with people from around the world. We all have been on website at some time or the other whether to buy a product, research information or just share our innermost thoughts with the world.
Each website has to be driven by a system that manages all the data and presents it in a way that is easy to understand by the viewer. This is the essence of a content management system. Such a Content Management System (CMS) is WordPress.
WordPress was in the beginning nothing more than a blog system
WordPress was created by Matt Mullenweg in 2003 as a fork to the now defunct b2/cafelog system. WordPress is open-source and powered using PHP and MySQL. Open source means that the general public has access to its source files and can modify it to suit their needs. ….read on