Cms

[eoghan]

Are there any small content management systems other than the usual of Joomla, Mambo, etc. For what I need Joomla etc are just too big and I would really like a small CMS that loads quickly and wouldn't have that much content, you would just have to be able update the 10 or so pages regularly.

[t2t2t]

Following is really lightweight and text-db based:
http://www.zone.ee/cms/
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[Hosting4Life]

Php Fusion is a great choice as well since it is light with great functionalities. The new version of Php Fusion is coming out in a couple of month.

[tvtinh]

is wordpress better than joomla or drupal? pls advise

[Christopher]

I recommend e107. It's not to big and is very easy to learn.

tvtinh, for a blog I recommend wordpress

[Starshine]

is wordpress better than joomla or drupal? pls advise

Wordpress is more of a blog software than a CMS. Depends what you are looking for. Maybe explaining what you are after, can help the members narrow down something for you.

[Catzwolf]

Are there any small content management systems other than the usual of Joomla, Mambo, etc. For what I need Joomla etc are just too big and I would really like a small CMS that loads quickly and wouldn't have that much content, you would just have to be able update the 10 or so pages regularly.

Maybe you could try Xoops? There are plenty of article type modules that would allow you to do what you wish.

Catz

[spaceforce]

CMS Made Simple is a lot lighter than Joomla e.t.c and is easy to learn and change the look e.t.c.

[lionheart8]

It depends on what you want to use your CMS for. Lots of CMS to select from here http://www.opensourcecms.com/ after considering the reviews.

My favorite is Drupal, which i find much easier to learn & customize than Joomla.

[rosgar]

If you want easy template and css customization, CSS Made Simple, and Website Baker are easy to learn