WonderCMS
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WonderCMS is an extremely small flat file CMS. It's fast, responsive and doesn't require any configuration.
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- Flat File CMS
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- tuva-hayabi added WonderCMS as alternative to Reboot CMS
WonderCMS information
Developed by
Robert Isoski Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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What is WonderCMS?
WonderCMS is an extremely small flat file CMS. It's fast, responsive and doesn't require any configuration.
It provides a simple way for creating and editing websites. Includes features such as: 1-step install, 1-click updates, 1-click backups, theme/plugin installer and much more.
Small and simple flat file CMS
- No configuration needed - unzip and upload.
- 5 files: database.js (JSON format), index.php, theme.php, style.css and htaccess.
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- Transferring your website to a new host/server is done by only copy/pasting all files (no additional configuration/migration)
- Privacy oriented: no cookies, tracking or "powered by" links.
- Includes plugins (via hooks/listeners), themes/plugins installer, backups, 1 click updates.
- Supports most server types (Apache, NGINX, IIS).
- Project goal: keep it simple, tiny, hassle free (infrequent-ish 1 click updates).
Comments and Reviews
Very slim and very ease to handle. Furthermore, it is very simple to create your own theme, knowledge of HTML and CSS assumed.
The only weak point is that the login does not work in Vivaldi, but it does in Firefox.
The login works in Vivaldi 5.7.2921.60 (Stable channel) stable (64-Bit), using the Wonder CMS version from June 2021.
You will need to be in-the-know or patient to learn to install this.
I don’t agree, as you only have to unpack the downloaded zip file on your computer, upload the folder onto your web space, and set a username and password in …/cms/settings.php. Then you can log in if you append /cms.php to your web address.