• Getting Started provides information on setting up your first Project.
  
  
• Frequently Asked Questions are answers to common questions about Webgenz CMS.
  
  
• Release Notes contain information about features added in recent releases.
  
  
• Support Forum contains comments and questions from Webgenz CMS users. If you don't find the answer to your question, post a message to the Support Forum.

Webgenz CMS Overview
When working with Webgenz, you need to be familiar with the following concepts:

• Project Definition File
  The Project Definition File is a text file that contains all the information related to a specific Project, including Folders, Documents, and the relationships between Folders, Documents, Templates, and Content Files. Read more >
   
  
• Project
  A Project is used to identify a web site or portion of a web site that is being maintained by Webgenz CMS. You may have a single Project for your entire site or break your site up into multiple Projects. For most sites, a single Project is all that you will need. A single Project can contain hundreds of Folders and thousands of Documents.
   
  
• Folder
  Folders are subdivisions of Projects. A Project can be logically divided into as many Folders as necessary. A Webgenz CMS Folder has no direct relationship to a Windows Folder. However, a you may decide to structure your Webgenz CMS Folders to map directly to Windows Folders.
   
  
• Document
  Documents are HTML files (or any other type of text document) which are generated by Webgenz CMS. They are not edited directly, but are "generated" from Templates and Content Files. Documents are organized into Folders.
   
  
• Template
  A Template defines the basic structure and layout for a Document. Templates contain Macro references that are replaced by Macro values when Webgenz CMS generates a web site. Read more >
   
  
• Content File
  Content files are where Macros are defined. Content files are organized into a hierarchy which allows Macros to be shared (or inherited) across a group of files or your entire site. Read more >
   
  
• Macros
  Macros are reusable blocks of code or content which are defined in Content Files.
   
  
• Macro Parameters
  Macros may include parameters. This feature allows specific elements in a Macro to be replaced by parameters used when the Macro is referenced. See an example >