No-CMS is not just another CodeIgniter based CMS. There are many things that will make you falling in love with it.
Installing No-CMS is very easy. It is so straight-forward, so if you are familiar installing wordpress or joomla, you will feel at home. You don't need to modify any configuration file or mess up with .htaccess or anything. In several cases, you don't even need to make your own database, since No-CMS will make it for you. To install No-CMS, you don't need to have VPS or those bleeding-edge technologies, a general-purpose shared hosting is usually enough to run No-CMS.
No-CMS has a well-designed authentication & authorization system. It doesn't have any specific "backend" and "frontend" view since you are free to determine accessibility of each page. By default every No-CMS pages can be configured to have one of the following authorization: everyone, unauthenticated, authenticated or authorized. Those four type authorization system can cover almost all system.
If you think those twelve-available-by-default-responsive-bootstrap-themes is not enough (which is usually the case), you are free to add your custom theme. Each theme has several layouts (that's why this home-page has a slideshow, while other pages doesn't). Start by copying any default theme and do modification as you wish. No-CMS has several designer-friendly tag (we know that sometimes designers hate PHP).
No-CMS is more than just a portal or blog. You can add any module to enrich No-CMS. If you are familiar with CodeIgniter, you can even make your own custom modules. And of course, we don't stop here. No-CMS was designed with easiness in mind, so it has a very easy to use module generator which is able to make your custom module (like this one).
No-CMS was built on top of CodeIgniter and several famous libraries such as groceryCRUD, bootstrap, HMVC extension, and Phil Sturgeon's template library. Almost all of PHP-programmer nowadays know about CodeIgniter. It is still a very easy and popular framework with great documentation. However, if you are not programming guy, you will find it easy to hire developers who know about those libraries (which practically means they can do anything with No-CMS)
No-CMS has a multi-language feature. This feature is not only applied to menu-caption, but also to the contents. No-CMS also support third-party authentication, so that you can let your user log-in by using their already-exists facebook or twitter account. No-CMS also experimentally support multisite feature and several database other than MySQL such as Postgre & sqlite. If you want to add features on No-CMS, please open an issue on github.
Seeing this message means that you've just successfully install No-CMS on your server.
And, we believe you won't just stop here. You have several options to modify this homepage:
Just go to Navigation Management and modify the static content
If you are familiar with CodeIgniter, you can modify $route['default_controller'] variable on /application/config/routes.php, around line 41. Please make sure that your default controller is valid. This is recommended if you also want your own page to be a default homepage.
You can deactivate static option on Navigation Management and edit the corresponding view (/modules/main/views/main_index.php)
You are welcomed to join No-CMS forum: http://getnocms.com/forum
or open an issue on No-CMS github repository: https://github.com/goFrendiAsgard/No-CMS/
In case of you've found a critical bug, you can also directly send email to gofrendiasgard@gmail.com
That's all. Start your new adventure with No-CMS !!!