[Sigia-l] Converting static pages in a large intranet site to CMS

Conal Tuohy Conal.Tuohy at vuw.ac.nz
Mon Feb 9 23:17:45 EST 2004


In a current job, we are converting a static public website to use a CMS. We've had people annotating the HTML pages (which were produced using a variety of different HTML editors over a long period of time) to indicate what is "content", by adding class="content" to the appropriate elements. We're using some simple XSLT, running in Apache Cocoon, to extract the content and clean it up (removing <font> tags, etc). There's still going to be a lot of work though.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vic Case [mailto:viccase at visionspan.com]
> 
> I'm on a project to convert thousands of intranet site pages (done in
> FrontPage) to Microsoft Content Management Server (CMS). 
> Naturally, we'd
> like to minimize the manual labor in converting these pages. 
> Does anyone
> have any tips or guidance to share about such a conversion effort?



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