CMS: flexibility
CMS: flexibility
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- Nightshade0
I completely agree with johnnnnyh. Having created a number of small/medium sites with WP I decided to try EE for a larger project. I found it to be very time consuming to set up, with a number of plugins needed to be installed to provide basic functions that came as standard with WP. The usability of the admin area is poor and hard for clients to grasp.
On the plus side, it's 'weblogs' feature makes it easy to create pages for different types of content- for instance products or calendar events. I just wish WP had this function, then there would be no need to use another CMS (perhaps there is a plugin for WP to organise data in this way?).
Therefore I'd recommend using WP unless you really need EE's weblogs feature.