[support] How to insert links to other pages on the same site?

[Larry Garfield]

On Monday 29 January 2007 3:23 am, cl at isbd.net wrote:

> No, it's nearest to the *result* of designing an Access form, I want
> to create my site with something like the forms design in Access.

*snip*

> I think what I'm after is a more integrated system where the HTML
> entry is part of a single web-site creation utility.  This is *very*
> difficult in a browser because of the limitations of the web
> protocols.
>
> Take the browser/on-line requirement away and it becomes easier, what
> I'm after is a 'better NVU' if you like, an NVU which gives you more
> control over the site as a whole as well as the individual pages.

> > Perhaps you can give a better example of what sort of content your users
> > will be adding?  That would make it easier to recommend something to you
> > (Drupal or otherwise).
>
> I want to design a web site!  :-)
>
> By that I mean I want a tool that will make it easy for me (and one
> other person probably) to create from scratch a small, static but
> professional looking web site.

*snip*

> Most CMS systems seem to be aimed at the situation where the creation
> of the site framework and structure is a sort of 'sysop' role and much
> of the content comes from lots of 'outsiders' (which may of course
> include the 'sysop' with a different hat on).  This isn't where I am,
> there will be one, or two, or three people involved and they will all
> be doing a spread of tasks across the system.

You're right, you don't want a web-based CMS.  You want Macromedia 
Dreamweaver. :-)  I'm pretty sure with a little investigation of its feature 
set it would do what you want.  Of course, if the site isn't that big than I 
don't know why NVU wouldn't be sufficient, but DW does offer things like 
master pages and templates, I believe.

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