CMS With Clean HTML

[Orible]

Hi everybody!

I need a CMS for my portfolio but I don’t want to ruin the pureness of my html code with tons of unnecessary tags, classes and ids.

My questions are:
Is there a CMS that doesn’t add tons of unnecessary code to my website?

Can I use WordPress without ruining my html code?

Thanks in advance.

[Orible]

Thanks for the great list, I’ll definitely take a closer look at each point of it.

Is there a CMS you prefer more than others?

I’ve already heard about Ghost, it looks very promising.
But it’s made for blogging in the first place and I don’t plan to blog.

I’m pretty good with HTML & CSS.
I can also write Javascript(jQuery) and PHP, but nothing too complex.

[Orible]

Yeah, Siteleaf looks very interesting. I think I’ll give it a shot.

Thanks all.

[Alen]

I need a CMS for my portfolio but I don’t want to ruin the pureness of my html code with tons of unnecessary tags, classes and ids.

So just create a template with the HTML structure you require. Don’t use any core functions that spit out unnecessary classes/id’s or whatever. No matter what CMS you go with I don’t see this being an issue. Having said that, if you go with WordPress the only thing that might need adjusting is Walker Class for the menu.

[pitechindore]

You can go for Kentico CMS as it is easy to use and doesn’t have unnecessary code.

[Senff]

Every CMS has a certain amount of unnecessary code.

What’s necessary for User A is unnecessary for User B.

[Author]

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