CMS based on CodeIgniter [closed]

Answer 1

PyroCMS have a good set of features, and modular design so you can use it as a base to develop a website. The code is in github, so you can download the latest version from it directly with ease, if you have git installed.

The creator of this CMS, Phil Sturgeon is also a member here, so you can put your question about this CMS here, and hopefully he can respond it directly.

Answer 2

check ci cms, http://code.google.com/p/ci-cms/

I liked some parts of it, like modular seperation, install/uninstall for modules, themes and pretty url(seo) hyphens for the post urls.

Answer 3

FuelCMS is the new kid on the block

Answer 4

For free solutions, there are most probably better options available if you look beside just the Codeigniter ones. However, building sites on top of CMS's are in most cases very limiting. (Solely depending on the demanded level of the site of course.)

Take a look at this template library: https://github.com/bcit-ci/CodeIgniter/wiki/Simple-Template-Library/

Together with the active record class that codeigniter offers, you will be up and developing sites in no time at all. Without any boundaries of course!

Answer 5

Codefight CMS is based on codeigniter as well.

Answer 6

MaxSite CMS is based on CodeIgniter. http://max-3000.com/