Open Source Content Management System

Why choose CMS Made Simple™?

User FriendlyUser Friendly
Highly ExpandableHighly Expandable
Design FreedomDesign Freedom
Powerful AddonsPowerful Addons
Open SourceOpen Source

CMS Made Simple offers an easy to use interface for end users, while maintaining a powerful backend for developers.With an extensive API combined with the Smarty templating engine, custom modules and tags are a breeze.If you can make it with HTML and CSS, it can be a CMS Made Simple design. No need to purchase templates or add PHP code.With a large range of third party modules and tags, you can easily turn your sites into feature-rich applications.We encourage open collaboration. Join the Dev Team and contribute, or fork the project to bend it to your will!

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Who is CMS Made Simple™ for?

For Editors

Maintain and update your site quickly and easily from anywhere with a web connection.

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For Designers

Freedom to design the site you want. Straightforward templating that makes turning your designs into pages a breeze.

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For Developers

A modular and extensible Content Management System that, with the Smarty templating engine, is easy to customize to create the sites and applications you want.

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Latest Forum Posts

CMSMS Core • Re: Large number of cache files

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CMSMS Core • Re: Large number of cache files

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Announcements

CMSMS vs WordPress – a personal opinion

Posted September 13, 2024 by simon
Category: General

An experienced web developer who has been using Wordpress for a few years asked me to convince her why she should be using CMSMS. Even though she is a capable coder, projects were taking too much time. Mainly because WordPress was making it harder than necessary. So I told her...

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2.2.20 In Review

Posted June 17, 2024 by simon
Category: General

In an ongoing effort to improve transparency of the Dev Team, we'd like to take this opportunity to discuss a few of the issues that arose during and after the release of CMSMS 2.2.20.

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