Manx cms.xml
The Content Management System for Web Developers/Designers
<?php echo $content ?>
Manx is a Content Management System that uses xml text files to store the page contents, instead of a mysql database. The content (html text and info) is stored in xml files. You edit the content through the admin pages. You can edit online, or upload the xml files to your website from your local computer. You can also create and edit themes, templates, css and nav. You can store and upload images, css, javascripts and media in the Document Root in their own folders, or in the uploaded folder when using the editor file manager, or you can store them in your theme folder if they are theme-related.
The main content is usually in the middle of the page (depending on
where you place <?php echo $content ?> in your template).
You can use one template and one style sheet to produce your whole site, or have many templates and style sheets for different uses. Inside the templates you can target where the content will go like this: <?php echo $content ?> .
Blocks are content xml files that store the html you can target in the template also. You can have 6 blocks you place in sidebars or where ever you want, (<?php echo $block1 ?>, <?php echo $block2 ?>, ...) along with the main content area. You can also have a lot of this same information saved already in a template instead of saved in a xml file. There are 2 main nav blocks also that you can include in your templates.
