Unfortunately you cant really have it both ways, you cant have a site made from a script/template and also have it looking unique and different.

The only way to make something look classy and different is to manually code the design of the site yourself.

Unfortunately you cant really have it both ways, you cant have a site made from a script/template and also have it looking unique and different.

The only way to make something look classy and different is to manually code the design of the site yourself.

Aye

I was thinking along the lines perhaps of what M3ta posted, as some templates may allow modifications etc to make it look different.

That, or finding quality templates that arent used that often and so look different from the norm

http://www.zpyder.co.uk - resorted back to Joomla. I stopped using it when my old site/server got hacked through a security flaw in one of the components (I think coppermine). However for what I want I guess its the best option, and I figure keeping it simple with as few modules/components as possible should help keep it secure.

It certainly seems the latest version that got installed through fantastico is a lot more polished and easier to use than the older one I last used. even the modules/components seem more reliable (before it appeared that every other module I installed wouldnt work...)