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Hello,
You could copy and paste your existing site into modx, but you wouldn’t be taking advantage of it’s power. The best way to use modx is to create a template (see documentation and/or wiki) and then use modx to manage the content accordingly. You will need to add a few modx tags for the template to work.
AMDbuilder
Thanks I’ll look into that. I have looked at Joomla too, but MODx looks like its easier to add code to. What do you think?
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Let’s just say I am responsible for introducing 25+ templates to the MODx repository and none to the Joomla repository...
(Translation: YES!)
AMDbuilder
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Oh, I forgot to mention above, but if you have any questions regarding templating your welcome to ask me.
AMDbuilder
Thank you AMD. I like most of the templates on your site.
So if I want to add a new domain to the existing account I have:, how do I go about changing the domain to the new one?