TimL

Thanks for all the suggestions. After looking a bit more at WordPress it seems to be the quickest to set up and easiest to explain to the novices who will be contributing. I have also decided to create two more WordPress sites for myself. Who knows, I might actually be able to keep up better with this "new" way of thinking. Thanks again, Tim

I have been asked to create a site for a small county arts council web site. After a bad experience with someone else I volunteered to help. They care less about what it looks like than having the ability to make updates themselves rather than having to go to a web master for content changes. This will be a static site. So I am asking for suggestions. I am using 1&1 as host and they have several tools available but even after looking at each one it isn't clear which one will be best to work with. The broad-based CMS clients they use are Xoops, Joomla, and Serendipity plus several blog, bbs, and other less relevant apps. I have also considered WordPress but it my "clients" are less interested in a linear blog form. I built sites with DreamWeaver 3 and FrontPage many years ago but times have changed. (I know Photoshop very well but that is less helpful here.) Thanks, Tim