Hi,

> The problem with PHP is that one day it works and the other day it
> might be that nothing works. When you modify a page, like adding a

Yeah, if you don't have control over the server, a PHP upgrade could wreck
the whole thing.

> form or you want to add a page, you have to modify the PHP as well. If
> that isn't done the right way, the whole website can be down. It can

Done that, got the t-shirt to prove it, but solved it in the end.

> take a long time to figure out where the problem is and that is why I
> don't use PHP. I use CSS and HTML only. Tried Pearl, but that's even
> harder than PHP, CSS and HTML together.

I've tried straight HTML and PHP, and don't have a preference. It's up to the
individual project.

> His old website can be rebuild in HTML, it was in PHP.
> Tried it and it worked.

Yeah, but that's for you. If the guy who maintains it doesn't know how to
update an HTML website, he's SOL anyway. Most likely they chose a CMS
to make it easy for the guy or for Zahn to update himself. That's not possible
if you go straight HTML. With HTML it's got to be one person who updates it.
With a CMS, you can have several people updating a website, as long as
one person is responsible for the layout (templates) and upgrades.

> Most things you can find again in Google and click on cache.
> Had that once and found everything in cache, :)

Yeah, but it's a pain.

> I'm not liking this layout, navigation is too hard.
> To me it doesn't look very interesting, but that's my opinion.

Finding a pre-built Wordpress template that does everything you want is
almost impossible. The really cool ones cost money or are custom made.