I’m withdrawing the offer as I have decided to go with a simple CMS (Moonmoth) that parses my existing static HTML pages. I just found MODx to be too unwieldy for a novice like me, and the menu system is too frustrating. Instead of improving my productivity, for the past few days I have done no work aside from try to set up MODx to my liking. I think I over-estimated my skills when I decided to give it a go.
Thanks for the help Dimmy & mrhaw. I just don’t think I’m up to working with a full-scale CMS at the moment - simple might be the best solution for me.
Cheers,
Scott
Quote from: seaeagle at Dec 14, 2008, 03:06 PM
[b]I have decided to go with a simple CMS (Moonmoth) that parses my existing static HTML pages.
modx can do this too! under Tools > Import HTML
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Hmm...
DocManager Module can do a lot of things:
n* - Change setting for this document and immediate children
n** - Change setting for this document and ALL children
n-n2 - Change setting for this range of documents
n - Change setting for a single document
Though this is for changing templates, permissions, sort, publish and author and will
not help you with doc title.
The options would be:
In order to use MODX.
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