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A web content management system (CMS) provides a means for creating, editing, organizing, archiving and searching content on a website. Short of creating a CMS oneself, there are many CMSs available for ready use—many for free, others for a price.
The question is, Which one to choose? The purpose of this post is to begin the process of sorting the various CMS offerings into conceptual groups, and to consider reasons for choosing one over another.
WordPress makes it ridiculously easy to set up its software on your own site. However, integrating the blog’s look into your site’s design is another matter. Although not hard to do, it does require some tricky maneuvering to get everything working properly, including a fair bit of tinkering with the source code.
This post outlines, in simple terms, how the default WordPress ‘theme’ was adapted to match the look of this site. Part of the motivation for doing so is that there does not seem to be much guidance on this out there on the web.
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