potatron

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   by potatron 11y ago

   Well, my use case is neighbour/friend websites (I'm not really a web person, but I "do computers", so I get asked a lot). Buying a $3/month domain with PHP webspace, slapping this and some HTML on it and basically b
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   by potatron 11y ago

   Maybe it broke; it's designed for small sites after all... sorry, I'm new to HN. I didn't realize it'd get that much exposure that quickly. :(
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   by potatron 11y ago

   Basically you just mark out some <div> tags as class="sc-content", and they'll become drag&drop WYSIWYG editable. The changes get written right back into the file, so you don't need anything other than PHP 5.4
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   by potatron 11y ago

   Just to be clear, I'm not the original author. It's just something I've been using with success for mom & pop style websites and felt it was underexposed for being so simple (and free to boot).
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   SiteCake: Tiny, simple, flat-file, drag and drop CMS(sitecake.com)

   84 points by potatron 11y ago|29 comments