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Whats up /g/ - I've recently been looking into building a website in Drupal or Wordpress that will need to be updated by somebody else, I personally code in HTML, CSS and JQuery and can make some great looking sites within bootstrap, is there any easy way of doing the bulk of the coding myself and then having hooks to pull in content.
Drupal seems to be the most flexible CMS but I wondered what you guys use generally, as thanks to Google's search rankings now there is fuck all information out there for this question.
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>>61456468
>pick wp
>slightly change some random theme
>autoupdates enabled as default
>have client update his own content
enjoy ez website
you need a bit of php to make plugins and themes but value of themes is mostly design, not programming so it's not worth bothering with it unless you want to be a designer
also you seem confused so install whatever cms you chose locally and fuck with it a bit so you understand what the fuck you are talking about
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Thanks /g/ro - looking into WP mostly but I really want to be able to code the majority in HTML/css without having to worry about all the extra PHP mess that comes with it.
I'll give some stuff a go
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>>61457156
html / css comes in when making themes but seeing how many themes are available i'd say it's only interesting as a learning exercise or if you're into design
php comes in to interact with wp functions and access database stuff, if you don't want to bother with it you might as well just make websites from scratch
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