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Hello everyone,

im new to web designing and stuff

i want to create a website with some eduacational stuff. more of like a e-book.
i created a theme for the home page, i want to keep the same theme for the rest of the pages.

whats the best option.

someone ask me to use CMS, but than i dont need to create admins and user id database.
regards

If I was doing it, I'd use WordPress - but then I love WordPress and it might not necessarily be your best option.

 

If you do use it then you would not have to have to add any more users other than yourself.

 

You could have each page of your e-book as a post, and that would enable you to easily sort your posts into categories and give them tags so people could find the information they wanted.

If you are only publishing static content like a book then there is no need for a CMS. A CMS like Wordpress requires regular updates and maintenance otherwise it can be vulnerable to attacks. Since you have allready created a homepage it should be no problem to reuse the layout for other pages. Just store the CSS in an external stylesheet and link to it from all your pages.

Hey If i will try than i use master pages. It's simple way to understand the theme and the all descri[ption which you have need in your web site design.

Hey If i will try than i use master pages. It's simple way to understand the theme and the all descri[ption which you have need in your web site design.

Master pages is clever but it's an ASP concept and will only run on windows servers. PHP offers something similar with the include and require methods

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