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judsonvoss1

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Oct 09, 2006 6:21 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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Of the web site designers that visit the forums here are you interested in working on a Joomla or Drupal template project? I am looking at these programs because of their ease of use and the ability for me to update them on a regular basis. At the same time I would like to have a professional looking design that is branded to our company.

Thanks,

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OADesign

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Oct 09, 2006 8:13 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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I would be glad to work on this for you. I have spent a quite a bit of time with the Joomla system. Drop me a line with the specs of the template.

here is one Joomla site that I put together quikstyle for a client. It is a hecked to death version of the Simplicity commercial template. www.jcscorp.net

If you dont wish to "hire" some one to build one for you, there are many great ones avaible at joomlashack.com

leadstudios

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Nov 06, 2006 10:28 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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I am very impressed with Drupal and we have just implemented a new community based website: http://spotthegroove.com

Joomla is also very good and flexible. The best thing is the extensive community that extends the base framework. I`d be interested to know what kind of project/template you are looking at doing.

Brandon

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kyliptix

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Nov 07, 2006 12:00 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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What is the best cms for multilingual sites?

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Anthony KN
Kyliptix Solutions Inc.

http://www.kyliptix.com

leadstudios

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Nov 07, 2006 8:19 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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Hi,

Most of the major CMS like drupal, joomla, xoop have multilanguage support. Check them out to see if they fit your needs. They provide base modules/plugins to support multilanguages. I have only had to deal with English and French at one time. When you start to add more languages, it adds way more complexities and customization (sometimes heavy) is almost always needed to the base modules. It depends on the requirements.

-Brandon

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mamothblue

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Oct 03, 2007 5:27 PM ET Quote Report Abuse

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Hello, again new to this but I know a few other Joomla Template Site:

www.templateplazza.com
www.joomlashack.com (mentioned above)
www.yootheme.com

Hope this helps =)

Fritz
www.custom-home-designs.com

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