Naval Research Lab site
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:17 pm
Hi,
We're using CMS in our site for our part of the upcoming solar observing satellite, STEREO. Our group built the SECCHI telescopes on the twin spacecraft, which launch in a month or so. Our site is:
http://secchi.nrl.navy.mil/
It was hard to get people to move from hand-editing to a CMS but given the Navy's requirements for site content, it's nice having it if only for the templates and CSS. Not everything in the site is in the CMS, but the CMS is pretty key to our 'public face'.
Cheers,
Sandy
civilian contractor and post-doc
We're using CMS in our site for our part of the upcoming solar observing satellite, STEREO. Our group built the SECCHI telescopes on the twin spacecraft, which launch in a month or so. Our site is:
http://secchi.nrl.navy.mil/
It was hard to get people to move from hand-editing to a CMS but given the Navy's requirements for site content, it's nice having it if only for the templates and CSS. Not everything in the site is in the CMS, but the CMS is pretty key to our 'public face'.
Cheers,
Sandy
civilian contractor and post-doc
a lot have to do with your side menu... you might want to make section headers and put the actual pages under them so you get ul li from the menu manager... need any help let me know....