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HTML and CSS alone would not be adequate for the kind of behaviour you are looking for - 'updating their site'. At the very least, you need to learn how to cust
by sdiq 9y ago
HTML and CSS alone would not be adequate for the kind of behaviour you are looking for - 'updating their site'. At the very least, you need to learn how to customise a CMS. A well known CMS that I would recommend is WordPress. However, there are others in other languages/platforms. But, since you are talking of a CMS, I thought I should point you towards the most widely used one. Thus, you need to invest your time in learning how that CMS works and what you need to do to customise it for your clients. You might also need to learn something about databases and MySQL would also be another good recommendation.
- Bilters 9y agoI'm familiar with Wordpress. I did set it up a couple of times, but I used a theme were i could re-do some colouring, and fonts etc. Now i've got a website, and I would like to add a CMS behind it, It could be Wordpress or another one, but the connection I can't seem to make. Build a website, then connect the HTML / CSS to Wordpress. Do you have any resources where I can look into to start making this connection? Thanks
- brudgers 9y agoIt's more typically the other way around: use Wordpress to build a website. That way all the plumbing is there. Another way of thinking about it is that a website is just one part of a CMS and it is an easier part much of which can be generated automatically. The harder parts are things like dashboards and security and asset management.