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I am building a educational site for carpentry.
It will contain lost of articles and tutorials sorted in different categories.
I am looking for suitable CMS and/or theme.
The focus is on content and ease of organizing lots of links ion categories. So I don’t care about beautiful visual design, but rather a neat way to organize a lot of information on a topic.
Thank you!
Hmmm what’s the world’s leading example of a lot of information on just about every topic? Wikipedia. And the software that runs Wikipedia, ‘mediawiki’, is free and open-source. You could try that.
It might take a bit of getting used to, since there’s no hierarchy of URLs (so for example you dont have /tutorials/cabinets/tutorial1.html) but everything can be in multiple categories by tagging: [[category:tutorial]] [[category:cabinetmaking]] etc. And the power comes in search and rich linking.
I put this out as an alternative to the standard Drupal/Joomla/LAMP-stack CMSs that other people will doubtless suggest.