CandyLog is a free weblog system.
Some CandyLog features:
-Administration area.
-Multiuser system with rights management
-WYSIWYG editor for creating and editing articles and comments
-RSS feed for articles and comments
-WYSIWYG design editor to manipulate colors, fonts and more in predefined templates. With CandyLog you can automatically switch between your saved layout designs once a day. So a new Website design can be displayed every day.
CandyLog needs a MySql database and PHP 4.3 or higher with gd2 enabled.
Some CandyLog features:
-Administration area.
-Multiuser system with rights management
-WYSIWYG editor for creating and editing articles and comments
-RSS feed for articles and comments
-WYSIWYG design editor to manipulate colors, fonts and more in predefined templates. With CandyLog you can automatically switch between your saved layout designs once a day. So a new Website design can be displayed every day.
CandyLog needs a MySql database and PHP 4.3 or higher with gd2 enabled.
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