Thank you I will take  look into it

Yes I have no plans on making it paid

Started around 2007, requires at least PHP version 5, NOT 4, EGI is incorrect, eoCMS is apart of eoDivision which was not founded till late last year and its site http://eodivision.com is still under construction

My fault, I added the wrong download link, should be working now

Im sorry I do not quite understand, do you want someone else to install eoCMS for you?

Fixed many bugs, licence changed to Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales Licence. No database changes so just overwrite all existing files except config.php if you have a previous version

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Well hopefully someone who knows Dutch will be able to make a dutch translation for us for 1.0.0

A site with that theme installed would be easier for us to help you to debug

Um as for the border, i can see it on the navbar, havent noticed it anywhere else, open the css file, find .navbar, you will see something like 1px solid #006DB3 where #006DB3 is the blue outline you are seeing

Already been fixed by banancanard for 0.9.04, will release that in the next few days and thats a promise

Hmm odd i will look into that

Check out the default folder, make a copy of it, rename the folder to your theme name, open theme-info.php and change the author etc, then change the css/images
Before anyone says it, the theme system in 0.9.x isnt that great and is a little hard to get to grips with, the new theme system in 1.0.x is much much better

All current available themes are what comes with eoCMS im afraid

awesome, i will update the SVN in a bit with this fix

Do you type the ":'(" or do you click the emoticon image? Also, emoticons wont work without a space before the code ie this works but this doesnt:)

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awesome

Its a known bug, which has been fixed in both trunk and branch of the SVN. I will leave this topic open to avoid any further confusion

What is the session_start() error exactly?

I did not state that running it on localhost was an issue, i said that you needed to change the site_url to the domain you uploaded it to as all URLs were pointing to localhost. Also, those you have listed have been around for many many years, some even over a decade, eoCMS is still in early stages of development and I have never come across this problem before hence why the quickest solution is to turn strict mode off