24 Jul
2009
24 Jul
'09
2:13 a.m.
Hi!
Pascal Voitot wrote:
Yes I have seen this...
As I said, you can customize everything you want in XWiki, even the skin...
but it is not quite easy without lots of scripting and CSS-styling etc...
And what's interesting in Drupal, Joomla or Magnolia is that you can easily
find skin templates on the web with all the UI components needed to build a
website and there are also modules that allow to customize graphically the
look&feel of your website. Generally I Don't want to spend too much time on
skin design when I begin a new web project... I want to focus on the
content, not on the skin...
I get your point. But until I see your site done with Magnolia+XWiki, I
thought that it is really possible to identify a site done with Drupal
or Joomla, by the look of the "customized" skins done by using the
customization wizards of this systems.
OK, XWiki has not such kind of tool, but I think I do prefer a clear and
complete documentation that can be understood by a design team to be
appointed to develop a completely different look and feel over a WYSIWYG
wizard allowing, probably, only some actions.
I am sure, with an enlarged dev team, none of these will be a problem!
Cheers,
Ricardo
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Ricardo RodrÃguez
Your EPEC Network ICT Team