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CarrotCakeCMS (MVC Core 8)
dot net core cms for users wanting a simple mvc core 8 cms framework
... feedback collection and review, blog post pagination/indexes (with templating support), import and export of site content, and import of content from WordPress XML export files. It uses the power of jQuery UI to provide a drag/drop experience when adding custom code modules to pages and TinyMCE to provide a rich HTML editing experience. It also provides the capability to run up a new look/feel in short order by simply tagging a cshtml (or vbhtml) razor view with specific CMS components. -
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CarrotCakeCMS (MVC 5)
asp dot net cms for users wanting a simple mvc cms framework
... collection and review, blog post pagination/indexes (with templating support), import and export of site content, and import of content from WordPress XML export files. It uses the power of jQuery UI to provide a drag/drop experience when adding custom code modules to pages and TinyMCE to provide a rich HTML editing experience. It also provides the capability to run up a new look/feel in short order by simply tagging a cshtml (or vbhtml) razor view with specific CMS components. -
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CarrotCakeCMS
asp dot net cms for users wanting a simple webforms cms framework
... patterns, simple content feedback collection and review, blog post pagination/indexes (with templating support), import and export of site content, and import of content from WordPress XML export files. It uses jQuery UI to provide a drag/drop experience when adding custom code modules to pages and TinyMCE to provide a HTML editing experience. It also provides the capability to run up a new look/feel in short order by simply tagging an ASPX html markup file with specific CMS controls.
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