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Any procedural (rather than OO) lightweight PHP-based CMS?

I need to create a basic dynamic website for my little law firm of my wife (blog posts with comments, some static information, a contact gateway, access to the existing archive of html articles), and I would like to use a small CMS size for this. All that I did before - the enterprise client management application (scheduling, task management and billing) and the existing static website - was manually encoded, originally in ASP, but I moved everything to PHP a few years ago. Therefore, I am very good at procedural PHP (and mysql, of course), but I have a lot of difficulties related to the OO syntax. Since I am not a full-time developer and do not need anything or the desire to really do OO, I would like to avoid this problem by finding a CMS,written in procedural PHP or having a library of plugins in procedural PHP. I think Drupal is one answer, but I would prefer something a bit lighter.

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WordPress is procedural (and possibly some OO, but rarely common), open source, PHP and MySQL, and includes a myriad of plugins. The basic installation is minimalistic compared to other CMS, and most web hosts have installers for it (via Fantastico, etc.). And all the better, when with updates you can do everything directly from the admin panel (without FTP upload file, etc.)

For e-commerce, check out the plugin from Instinct .

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