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ogEditor
ogeditor is Web-based simple CMS with powerful WYSIWYG/Script editor
OgEditor is Web-based simple CMS with powerful WYSIWYG and script editor. It is XML-based rather than using a database, has been designed specifically with the needs of small business and individual site owner, and offers a lot of powerful design features but simple and limited content management features. OgEditor V3 is free and takes about a few minutes to install. -
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"E107 Writers' Kit" is a software written in PHP, and is intended to cooperate with E107 CMS for user management, user session handling, user rights, etc.
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bbEditor is a stand alone client for create, editing and previewing of bbCode documents. This application was created to allow the local editing/storing of documents to be eventually posted on a CMS or BB system thats supports bbCode.
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This addon is being developed by SVM for a CMS called Coranto at http://coranto.gweilo.org/. This addon will allow you to have a WYSIWYG editor in your news posts. The intent of this addon is to continue the work of kriko and AreoSoul on WebWriter
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Vindaloo is an open source content management system based on PHP, MySQL (or other databases), javascript, AJAX. The Vindaloo is created for most "user friendly" work with your web.
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