CMS for news editing

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Published on 2010-05-21T15:00:38Z Indexed on 2010/05/21 15:00 UTC
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It is necessary to convert the site into CMS. One of the main features - edit the articles of some type, and to do so will be non-programmers, that is, the simpler the better.

Ideally - no editor like ckeditor, but simply wizard, where its possible to insert images, text, title text, and it's all displayed in the page default template. Wizard can be implemented by me, let it be just not very difficult to change the default editor.

Also multilanguage support is required. What can you advise?

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