Today I createt a renderlet for the new style and entered most new contents in the graph for the respective pages to be generated, the advantage of this is apart from the dogfood aspects and the rdf representations being available that there is a single place (the renderlet) that has to be modified when the navigation changes. The pages look still the same with only difference that the main title on the page is now also the title of the page (html title). Some pages couldn't yet been updated because of a permission problem.
Several pages are still there as static resources which thanks to the bundle-dev tools can now be edited quite easily on the clerezza instance used to generate the website. For most pages with header and footer its better to put the contents in the RDF (even as a single literal) so that the headers doesn't has to be updated manually. I'm aware that the process is still not the easiest, but as we know have a dedicated bundle for the site more functionality could be added there and so the steps one needs to do manually could be minimised. Anyway, let me know immediately if you don't suceed updating the website follwing the instructions in the website, I think it is crucial to keep the site up to date and thus manageable. In the discobits editor the pages look quite strange with new style (far from wysiwyg), I'll have to look into more closely. I did some minor changes in the style: - removed all uppercase word from the html for accessibility (the transformatzion to uppercase is now in the css) - using xhtml style <br/> tags - removed target attribute from some links Cheers, reto
