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sNews - world's lightest Content Management System

Latest stable sNews: 1.6 - download a copy here

sNews is a single file, template independant and standards valid Content Management System which allows you to easily manage your web content. It's completly free PHP and MySQL driven content management system for managing web content. Consisting of only one file, sNews is extremely lightweight, easy to install, and easy to use via a simple web interface. One of the best features is that it can be set up to use any (X)HTML template in minutes. For additional download location click here.

11.04.2007. 17:37

You tried to download a sNews 1.5.xx template ?

Due to hackers/crackers/defacers my 1.5.xx templates are without database. I noticed a hacked article on one of my templates and therefor just deleted all databases connected to them. They have nothig to show right now, and will not show anything until the newest version of snews is released and I have had time to adjust the templates to fit this new script. I'm also taking the download possibilities of version 1.5.xx down due to this.

I'm not doing this in order to irritate you in any way, but to ensure that you do not download a hacked copy of the sNews script, and I will ensure that all copies of sNews on this site is updated to the newest version before download of the 1.5.xx version is ready to go again.

In the meantime I have to refer you to my 1.4 templates, which so far is uneffected by the hacking community.

Again, I'm sorry for any inconvinience, and hope to be able to post my previous templates to the newest version as soon as it's ready.

10.04.2007. 13:21

After a testing period, sNews 1.5 (developers version: 1.5.30) is now available for download. The developers Mika and Luka wishes to thank the community for testing, reporting bugs and suggestions. Now that the release is ready they will have more time concentrate gathering all information on the sNews page and from time to time adding templates to the growing collection of such.

06.12.2006. 12:46