I am looking for a blog solution.
I use Foundry. I wish to publish online
and I would like to choose the date of publication of a posts? (scheduled posts)
Do you have any advice on some of these products or others?
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Bonjour,
Je suis à la recherche d’une solution de blog.
J’utilise Foundry. Je souhaite pouvoir publier en ligne
et programmer la publication de billet.
Auriez-vous des conseils sur certains de ces produits ou sur d’autres ?
j’ai repéré les solutions suivantes
Merci
Why not use Alloy? Really nice to use. Actually a joy to use online. And you can use it on as many sites as you want.
I don’t know what “schedule ticket publication” means in terms of design. Can you tell us more? Easy to post for a future date and it won’t show until the relevant date (if that happens to be what you meant).
You can also set your time zone so it won’t show up until 00:01 in your time zone! A small but very nice touch.
Alloy creates 3 categories of posts that you can see on the Editor page:
active posts
future posts
draft posts
It’s super easy to see which category a post is within. Draft posts is probably as useful as future posts. It allows you to get started with a post, but not need to finish it in one go. Useful in a variety of situations.
And did I mention the markdown editor. It’s very stylish and very comfortable to use online: computer, tablet, or phone.
As a blog solution I recommend Poster (with the new update) and Alloy, or Pulse 5 as a flat file CMS. The 3 have their pros and cons, but all are very good
By the way, I use Poster and Pulse 5 and I am totally satisfied with it.
Total CMS has a full blow rich text editor that allows you to upload and insert images directly into your post content. It even works directly from your mobile devices as well.
@Bazza No, that chart is wrong in many ways. Possibly innocent mistake OR an attempt to trick people into paying higher price for their product. Who knows?
I checked out a few of the mentioned CMS.
I had to make a wbesite for internet illiterates.
Pulse - much is possible, with integration for RW (stacks separately),
but too complicated to install (it looks like you can change a lot, but one mistake has big consequences), and in my view too complicated for setting rights to editors and such - you have to study hard to understand all the tag-settings and the working (I feel Pulse is more for webdesigners who have experience with / a feeling for code.)
Alloy - almost perfect !
I like the online editor, it has one disadvantage: you have to put a link to an image instead of uploading the image itself in the post. For my clients that is too complicated.
TotalCMS - the chosen one!
You can layout the admin-pages as you like, you can use more than one adminpage, very intuitive, and robust - it warns for mistakes, it takes care of most of the necessary links etc itself. More blogs than one on a domain. Many extra’s. One disadvantage: you have to pay for each domain you use it on - the price is set too high, I think.
