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?><p>So how is a web-site created with CMS Made Simple? There are a couple of terms that are central to understanding this.</p><p>You first need to have templates, which is the HTML code for your pages. This is styled with CSS in one or more style sheets that are attached to each template. You then create pages that contain your websites content using one of these templates.</p><p>That doesn't sound too hard, does it? Basically you don't need to know any HTML or CSS to get a site up with CMS Made Simple. But if you want to customize it to your liking, consider learning some <a class="external" href="http://www.w3schools.com/css/" target="_blank">CSS</a>.</p><p>In the menu to the left you can read more about this, as well as more advanced features like the Menu Manager, additional extensions for adding many kinds of functionality to your site and the Event Manager for managing work flow. Last is a summary of the basic work flow when creating a site with CMS Made Simple.</p><?php }
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