Open Source Content Management Systems, Content Module is one of the prime feature of the Encodex open source content management system. It allows the process of building a new website or Intranet to be separated into multiple activities that can be performed concurrently by several individuals, thereby enhancing the site development process. The Content Module manages everything that appears within the body of a webpage including static text, graphics and dynamically generated information such as an events calendar, directory information, and news articles. Website content is stored in a database separate from any page appearance or formatting information. This provides the website owners with the ability to update and maintain site content without having to know any programming languages.

Open Source CMS solutions used by Encodex Technologies is build completely on a Microsoft .Net Architecture, this enable the Content Module to provide an easy to use Microsoft editing tool that allows users with no HTML experience to develop content for each page in a site. Content can be written and formatted directly in this editing tool, or can be copied from another application and pasted into the editing area. Graphics can be imported or selected from the graphics library and can be formatted within this tool. This gives your content contributors complete control over site content. Users with HTML experience can select to manage their site content using the HTML editor.

The Content Module provides flexibility for both technical and non-technical users. The feature automatically tracks every version of each page within a site so that previous versions can be restored at any time with a click of the mouse. The system also contains an audit trail of every change that was made to a site, the user who made the change and when the change was made.

The Content Module also is where the administration of the Encodex developed CMS Modules is performed. Each module can be password protected so that only certain people have access to administrative functions of each module. Users who have access can enter data into these modules like the calendar of events, employee information, news articles, etc. Data in each module can be added, edited or deleted from within the Content Module.