Yes, that's exactly what the old site looked like. I haven't been
able to log into the site either, nor go to any of the pages without
an error message.


> I don't remember what the site looked like before, but found some
stuff via
> Google:
> http://www.zahnmcclarnon.com/zcms/index.php
>
> Is that what it looked like? If so, they're apparently trying to
switch from one
> content management solution to another. It also looke like
something's gone
> wrong. I tried creating an account on the old site, and I got error
messages
> pointing to the database either not working, or being inaccessible
due to
> another error.
>
> So I'm guessing they've had to start over with a new database. And
that
> means the content will be missing until they can get it added
somehow. If
> they didn't recover the database, a lot of the old content is gone
for good.
> The multimedia content should be there somewhere, but digging it
out and
> putting it back into context might take a while.
>
> Remember, I'm not involved in this project, I'm just theorizing
based on what
> I'm seeing. Stuff happens, and sometimes you have to start over and
it can
> be a painful process.
>
> Wordpress is a good choice for a website today. With the right
template, it
> looks just like a "real" website. If I were Zahn and his team, I'd
look for
> another template, or modify the heck out of the one he's got there.
Problem
> is of course that in order to modify a template you need to
understand a little
> bit of CSS, PHP and HTML.
>
> I'll post a comment. I'm sure they'll catch it in the moderation
queue and
> read it there instead of approving it - that's fine.
>