YOu could use divs (styles to make them appear as 3 columns not provided): <div id=”wrapperDIV”> <div id=”col1″>column 1</div> <div id=”col2″>column 2</div> <div id=”col3″>column 3</div> </div> or what i prefer is tables: <table> <tr> <td>col 1</td> <td>col 2</td> <td>col 3</td> </tr> </table> you would create a wysiwyg editor into each column. There are tons of … Read more
Well, for such small tasks no CMS (I mean WP or Drupal) is necessarily needed – customizing one for your needs will me much more painful, than adding a few PHP lines to your HTML files. To make your website able to get data, you will have to make it perform some server-side operations. This … Read more
Themes are (usually) only styling front-end of your site. Drupal by default (must) have users system login/registration form and all other functionality related to users. When you activate your new theme logout and go to page “/user” to see your loging form. There are also “/user/register”, “/user/password” and some other related with user account functionality. … Read more
The best tutorial you can get is to install Joomla on your localhost and just play around with it! Besides Joomla you can also look into other CMS but I’d say Joomla fits best to the criteria you mentioned. WordPress was originally a blogging engine and that’s what is still mostly is. Drupal is another … Read more