WordPress Works as a Content Management System

November 1st, 2005

I have spent the last two years looking for a flexible CMS for my small to mid-size clients. During that time, WordPress has matured from a powerful blogging platform to a flexible content management system that produces standards compliant XHTML.

Thanks to the many plug-in developers, I can now manage pages and customize WordPress to treat posts as any sort of data type I need. WordPress posts do not need to be posts; they can be any item that you need a database to manage.

With powerful WordPress themes, posts can be formatted flexibly turning your Web log into whatever dynamic application your project requires.

WordPress 1.5 has become the CMS I’ve been looking for. Thanks WordPress!

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