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Marek Smidl
Marek Smidl
2,387 Points
Posted by Marek Smidl
Marek Smidl
2,387 Points

Implementing cms in basic web pages

Hi, is there a lecture which teaches how to implement cms in a basic html/css website? I was searching for it and I couldn't find it... Thx in advance Marek

2 Answers

Jonathan Grieve
MOD
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points
Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points

You may be thinking of Jekyll which is one of the most basic and popular static site generators out there. It's driven by a particular type of HTML and by CSS and is a course under the HTML topic on Treehouse.

Hope this helps :)

Marek Smidl
Marek Smidl
2,387 Points
Marek Smidl
Marek Smidl
2,387 Points

Thanks for the answer, unfortunately I didn't ask exactly for what I wanted. Let me say it as an example, If I create a website (html, css, js,...), for someone with minimal or none knowledge about creating sites, how will that person be able to edit content on that site? By content I mean adding news, etc. not adding menus and stuff. I hope I asked clearly...

Thanks