Portrail of a Content Managment System

I think a content management system is a system inside a system basically. It’s like the program Dream Weaver but it has the site built into the program. For example with Dream Weaver you have to go in and out of the program to see what you have done which takes time and is a bit of an inconvenience. With Word Press editing is simple and going to and from to see what it look like on the web is much easier. You don’t even need Fetch or Leech to upload documents and files which is a real time consuming pain.

To create a rich media website using a content management system all you have to do is add a few files and a style.css file with a file uploader. This can be found on your hosting site. Then basically you create a sub site like wp.lickityflip.com. The wp in front of course stands for Word Press. Then in Word Press you can add themes and plug-ins, whatever you wish. Also even more important you can add movies, audio, graphics and change the look and layout of your webpage all along the left side of the word press programming portfolio.

Set up/Configuration:

Setup was failry easy once I got the hang of it. I thought it was beneficial becasue it is fairly convienient.

Custimization:

The customization is quite simple becasue i have experience wokring with CSS in Dream WQeaver. I thought it was neat using Web Developer to measure sizes of the Divs and such.

Authentication:

It seems legitimate to me and not a rip off of another web applcation. It’s easy to login and I feel it is safe and secure.

Content Control:

I can control the content by using the commands and features. This makes it simple to update.

Professional/Social Netwroking:

It is professional in the layout and how it is discreet yet simple to look at and comment on.

Managing Media Assets:

There’s a variety of plug-ins to use as well as different themes. To manage videos, audios and graphics is just a few clicks of a button, some importation of URLs and there you have it!