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robster1225 · 09-13-2006, 03:06 PM

As I browse through all the different OOTP leagues, it seems to be a pretty even split between people using Content Management Systems i.e. phpNuke, Joomla, Drupal, Mambo.

I'm wondering what some pros/cons are to that approach versus regular old HTML/CSS web sites.

I know about being able to allow team members to submit news, and that is really cool, but I don't like how I have to sacrifice control over the design of the website when I use a CMS. It seems to be very difficult (for me at least) to design a template, and I don't want a site that looks like a million others out there.

any thoughts?

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robster1225 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Long Branch, NJ Posts: 2,524	CMS or regular HTML sites for online leagues? As I browse through all the different OOTP leagues, it seems to be a pretty even split between people using Content Management Systems i.e. phpNuke, Joomla, Drupal, Mambo. I'm wondering what some pros/cons are to that approach versus regular old HTML/CSS web sites. I know about being able to allow team members to submit news, and that is really cool, but I don't like how I have to sacrifice control over the design of the website when I use a CMS. It seems to be very difficult (for me at least) to design a template, and I don't want a site that looks like a million others out there. any thoughts? __________________ Total Sports World - The Place To Get Your Sports Fix! eMLB - New York Mets 2013 - 30-23 2014 - 93-69 (First ever post season appearance for the Mets) BLB - Los Lunas Javelinas