Want to create a drag and drop cms in PHP

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I want to create an advanced CMS site; features would be drag-and-drop, creating pages from templates, and editing pages.
I have no idea how this would be done in PHP.
Could anyone guide me on how this would be done?
Is it possible to create in PHP? What other languages and frameworks would be required?
Please help.

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Posted 9-Apr-24 20:49pm

Deepam Singh

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2024-04-09T20:58:00

Fun fact. Wordpress is a well-known PHP based CMS so it's obviously possible to create a CMS in PHP with support for the features you want. As well as PHP, you are going to want a database to store content and other information, and a file system to store things like templates.

At this point, the advice you are going to get here is going to dry up. Designing a CMS isn't something we could answer in a QA forum. This requires analysis, requirements gathering, and design. If you have problems about a piece of code, please come back and ask; that's what this forum excels at - answering questions about concrete problems. I haven't looked at this video, but it might be of some use in getting started. YouTube[^]