Recently I started using SASS and Compass to improve my .CSS-files a bit. It supports nested rules, which is very handy and usage of variables and mixins come in very handy.

My last post was about the ideal CMS directory structure. I was determined to rebuild the current CMS and add some new features. However, after experimenting with the Alloy Framework and later with the Symfony2 Framework, I came to the conclusion it’s just too much effort to create a CMS in short time.

This morning I spent a few hours to create an ideal folder structure for a CMS I try to rebuild from scratch. As the CMS will be used for over 50 websites and rsynced via SSH to different users on a VPS, the folder structure should allow customization for both code and layout.