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kslup_k

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Hello

Looking for some one who HAVE been messing with CMS, either you made it yourself OR some other Open Source ones.

This is what i need:
1. Ability to add pages - just like normal CMS
2. Ability to add categories and add pages under each category.
3. Frontend would be something like http://www.collegehumor.com/pictures/ where only the title, thumbnails and some descrp are shown. BUT i dont want it to be displayed by date.

4. I want ALL outgoing links to be converted to in-house tracking like those in directory sites where all the links become mydomain.com/click.php?id=asdadadasd

5. I want to have frame just like those anonymous browsing sites where a frame of my site is on the top part of the browser, and the target site is below it. and the URL stays as mydomain.com/navigator/

6. SEF URLs.
7. Budget is not high $lowXXX, if you can modify any opensource ones and reduce the price that would be great. and you can take longer time to complete and reduce the price too. :)

Please ask me any questions, price is the matter here, not time.

Thanks
 
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Update:

I tried Wordpress and i think it is pretty much what i want.
So, if you are a wordpress expert, and have an idea about what i want (frame thingy + SEF + outgoing link thingy)
please PM me.

Thansk
 
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