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Hi, All -

Thus far I've created 4 sites using CMSB. They are (in no particular order):

The Jays
Promoting the work of Polly and Jeff Jay who are circus/variete artistes. This site features a fully automated gallery system (complete with MooTools image viewers) created entirely with CMSB.
http://www.thejays.org.uk


Arena Display Systems
Arena are a wide-format digital graphics studio. They also sell a huge range of Bannerstand and Pop-up exhibition systems. The CMSB front end is wrapped around an X-Cart e-commerce system.
http://www.arenadisplaysystems.co.uk


MMS Models
Barry Walby has been producing white-metal military vehicle kits in 1:76th scale for more years than I care to mention. This site is designed to showcase his work.
NB: I find a lot of my clients are a little bit shy about adding content (on a regular basis). For this reason I always like to use random content generators to pad-out the content and give the impression of a busy, up-to-date site. The MMS site includes many such features - such as the random image rotator and the product lists shown on the home page. CMSB makes the design of such gizmos very simple.
http://www.mmsmodels.co.uk


Great North Roads
Another military model site - this time dedicated to 1:35th scale scenery. This site features a simple Paypal payment system, all fully automated thanks to CMSB!
http://www.greatnorthroads.co.uk

More to come, I hope!

:0)

Perch
Perchpole Media
www.perchpolemedia.com

http://www.fetsivaldraytoncentre.com

Hi Dave-

Our new site in which we incorporate cmsBuilder is at http://www.kellyrealestate.com ..It works great!

We've just purchased another cmsBuilder license for a new site, and I was told to turn PHP "safe mode" to OFF in order to install & run cmsBuilder...When I do this my menus don't display, and now I can't get into my site...I'm asked if I want to download a file...everything's messed up...I know nothing about "safe mode"...Could you advise on what I should do...

By the way the Kelly Real Estate site above uses exactly what I'm using for this new site...cmsBuilder & QuickMenu6...I didn't have this problem with that site...

Thanks...Rick

New Fire Department Mount Joy web site. 98% of the pages are managed with CMS Builder. Once I figure out the Categories, the menus will also be driven by CMS.

www.fdmj.com

Great product!

Phil Colvin

Elite Wrestling Federation

This is my first go with CMS Builder, so not all the links are working yet (while I figure it all out).

http://www.theewf.com

The funny story on this, is that I started out as just going to be their web designer and media guy (filming and stuff), but then the idea for a storyline comes up, where one of the bad guys doesn't like what I've done, and just after Christmas I'll be pulled into the ring and have the hell kicked out of me. Just going through my training now (as a 38 year old that thinks exercise is a tool of the devil).

My first CMS builder site. All pages powered by CMS builder.

http://bergerlegal.com

I have developed many CMS sites using various solutions and honestly this is the best. Most CMS systems are very limiting and you find yourself trying to fit the design into the system. CMS builder is awesome because you design the CMS to fit the design of the site. It is so flexible. Most importantly the client is extremely pleased with the CMS, finds it very simple to use.

My company's new site
http://www.mizrahionline.com/
And another...
http://www.ewtrf.org/

Here is another CMS Builder site we just finished for Montana Territorial Land Company in West Yellowstone. We needed a CMS that would handle their real estate listings - with the ability to add and customize fields for the many details of a home or property, plus basic pages with content, and a listings site search.

CMS Builder allowed us to build a site that is dynamic in nature (MySQL database, instant publishing) but is also search engine friendly. Compared to their old site, our client loves the CMS Builder user friendly site editor features. This has been a huge improvement for site administration and usability, and the flexibility in adding future enhancements to the site.

http://www.MontanaTerritorial.com/

Thanks Interactivetools for your help with the design elements and tweaking the code a little to make things work like a charm (ummmm... Damon!). [;)]

Regards,
Brian