5 Explicit Tutorials on Converting WordPress to CMS
I love WordPress for its flexibility more than anything else! For the same reason, WordPress doesn’t cease to amaze you, every time you start tweaking it, it gets into another form, another use and serves another new purpose. And when it comes to Content Management Systems, WordPress is one of the best available blogging platform today that can be converted to a full fledged CMS.
Here are some cool tutorials that I found interesting and will help you convert your WordPress blog into a full fledged Content Management System.
1. Convert WordPress to CMS using WP plugins
Narayanan Hariharan has a great tutorial article on how to convert your normal WordPress blog to a super CMS just by using plugins. Nothing can be easier than this.
2. From blog to CMS with WordPress
John McReesh has a nice tutorial on how to convert your WordPress blog to a CMS with a few tweaks and edits.
3. How to use WordPress as a Customized CMS
In this tutorial Selene goes that extra bit by telling us how to convert WordPress in to a CMS with multiple headers, footers and sidebars.
4. Things To Consider When Using WordPress as a CMS
This is an excellent article on how to plan while creating a CMS using WordPress. A great starters guide.
5. The Comprehensive Guide for a Powerful CMS using WordPress
Noupe’s awesome four part article on creating a CMS from WordPress. Discusses plugins, special features and examples of website using WordPress as CMS.
I agree that WordPress is hands down – the best blogging platform available and can be used for light CMS. However I think Drupal is also an excellent CMS platform and doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. I usually recommend WP for blogs / small business CMS and Drupal for enterprise level CMS.
Checking all the links,
Hi there,
Isn’t WordPress a CMS system by itself???
Cheers,
Eddie Gear
ya i agree that CMS is next platform
Isn’t WordPress more like a publication platform? I know, WordPress “used to be” a blog platform. I do also not believe in a website or a blog, but in the combination of both. But that’s just my opinion. I agree Drupal is a better solution for big companies.
this is great info, thanks for sharing it.
wordpress is getting more and more popular. I am thinking about switching to wordpress too.