@apmcbride803 The link you have posted here is right, you can use that one also. CMS in backend means, let's take a simple example, you have one web page where you have sections like header, sliding images, main content, and footer, which have its respective contents. Here you can create a table in your database as per your structure and assign name as a header, footer etc. and description and with the use of editors like you are using you can customize the content and save that content in DB , and fetch that content in respective section in front-end or web page. So whenever you changes the content in your backend with an editor that will be reflected in your web page. So I recommend you to use this if only you are updating less content, otherwise, you have to use CMS like WordPress, drupal etc. If you have any doubts on this, then feel free to ask.