moziloCMS works on flat files, you don't need a database for it. All you need is a server with PHP 4.3.2 or higher - that's it.
It's installed quickly and it's really easy to use - even your little sister could create her website with moziloCMS ;)
Or, as we say: moziloCMS is the CMS for beginners.
Of course, also advanced users will get get happy with moziloCMS' simple structure. Let's face it: Does every little project page need a huge multi-user, feature-overloaded database CMS?
If you think less is sometimes more, try moziloCMS.
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Posted By: romadoma on March 11 2010 07:31 am
It is a very good cms. Simple to understand also if it was writed in vietnamese. Congrats at authors
Posted By: Rob on February 21 2010 09:40 am
I've been using this for a few months now. I'm totally new to CMS, and the bigger packages were just overwhelming. This has allowed me to get a professional looking website up and running very quickly without having a long learning curve, and letting me concentrate on the content! I'm very happy to recommend this as an excellent choice for those new to CMS.
Posted By: Arvid on June 22 2009 03:42 pm
(Very) Quick guide to use moziloCMS in English:
Download moziloCMS at http://cms.mozilo.de/index.php?cat=10_moziloCMS&page=50_Download .
Once copied the unpacked system to [yoursite.com], you may log in at [yoursite.com]/admin with "admin"/"install".
Logged in, click the small "ADMIN" button on the bottom of the left-side menu (at the bigger "Konfiguration" button). Now you see the settings panel for the admin surface ("Oberflächen-Einstellungen moziloAdmin").
Choose "enEN" from the language select box and save the settings by clicking the button "Einstellungen speichern" at the bottom. moziloAdmin now "speaks" English.
To switch the language of the website itself (tooltips, contact form, etc.), go to the CMS settings (bottom of the menu > "CMS").
We will work on English documentation, e.g. video tutorials. For now, feel free to ask your questions at the English part of our support at http://forum.mozilo.de/viewforum.php?f=22 .
All the best,
Arvid from the developer team
Posted By: rozztar on June 7 2009 03:45 am
I believe this is just what I am looking for for my school website - unfortunately I do not speak German :(
PLEASE create an English translation
Posted By: anon on April 18 2009 01:07 pm
downloaded and installed but it's in German as is their website so can't change to English language.
