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Continuing on the topic of using WordPress as a CMS, which we discussed earlier, running a website doesn’t always mean using standard HTML files. With WordPress, you can set your website up however you wish.  First, the settings allow you to structure the “permalinks” however you wish.  You can set them up according to popular methods that WordPress does for you, or you can set up your own structure.

I was recently introduced into using WordPress not only as a blogging engine, but as a full CMS to manage all the content of a site. It seems like the general perception of WordPress is that it’s only a blogging engine, but it really is much more than that if you take the time to look at it.