ImpressCMS 1.0 Beta 2

ImpressCMS is a community developed Content Management System. With this tool maintaining the content of a website becomes as easy as writing a word document. This ideal tool will prove to be valuable to a wide range of users: from large enterprises to people who want a simple, easy to use blogging tool, from business to community users.
Database-driven
ImpressCMS uses a database to store the data required for running your ImpressCMS site. MySQL is currently supported.
Fully modularized
Website content is managed by separate content modules/web applications. Simply install the module which has the features you need: a news module, forum module, photo album module, there are many many third party modules to choose from.
User Management
Security: IP banning, restricting content by group, backend security features for database manipulation, security token system for form validation and more.
Personalization: Registered users can edit their profiles, select site themes, upload custom avatars, and much more!
Versatile Group Permissions System: Powerful and user-friendly permissions system which enables administrators to set permissions by group.
Supported World-wide
ImpressCMS was created and is maintained by a team of hard-working volunteers working from all over the world. The ImpressCMS community has support sites around the world for support of non-English speaking users.
Multi-byte Language Support
Fully supports multi-byte languages, including Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, etc.
Theme-based skinnable interface
ImpressCMS is driven by a powerful theme system. Both admins and users can change the look of the entire web site with just a click of a mouse. There are also hundreds of quality themes available for download!
System requirements:
- WWW server (Apache, IIS)
- PHP
- MySQL

Enhancements:
- w3c validation in impresstheme and impresstheme_light (sato-san)
- 1870346 System blocks not visible to added group (skenow/dave_l)
- No nice path from getNicePathFromId (MacDonald/malanciault)
- the $tpl XoopsTpl object used in htdocs/cp_functions.php and htdocs/admin.php had a too generic name which was creating conflict (with AltSys for example). The variable name was renamed for $icsmAdminTpl (malanciault)
- Error in xoops.css (display: inline-block) (MacDonald/malanciault)
- Problems in the queries executed when editing User Ranks (malanciault/vaughan)
- Adding a few @ in install/page_pathsettings.php to prevent the display of some errors that would confuse users (rplima/malanciault)
- Small display bug in user.php (incama/malanciault)
- Several security improvements (DSecRG/malanciault/fx2024)