I have read many useful (and also some less useful) comments how to squeeze WordPress to work as a CMS.<\/p>\n
I did not want to make any major changes to scripts that would be lost after an upgrade. I did not want to have extra plugins to change home (for example by creating an overriding home.cfm). I did not want to have any new categories. I did not want to change permalink structure. I still need my directory plugin to work, I still need the blog (some redirects even loose the blog address!) and I wanted to keep the RSS feed.<\/p>\n
After several hours I came up with an very simple solution: Take a standard page and rename its title and slug to “Home” – assign a special “Home” template – redirect htaccess to this page. The only trick is to make the “Home” template work: it is basically a copy of the index.cfm<\/em> in your WordPress theme directory where the line calling loop.php<\/em> is being replaced with a slightly modifed loop code.<\/p>\n myblog.php<\/a> <\/p>\n I have read many useful (and also some less useful) comments how to squeeze WordPress to work as a CMS. I did not want to make any major changes to scripts that would be lost after an upgrade. I did not want to have extra plugins to change home (for example by creating an overriding … Continue reading WordPress as CMS<\/span>
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