+1 for removing the distracting list of components from the left nav and replacing it with a link to components.html

Also, take a look at the Maven sites with a white background. Betwixt, CLi, codec, configuration, daemon, latka.

src/media/logo.xcf - get a copy of GIMP 1.2, open up the layer's and create a logo.

Tim


__matthewHawthorne wrote:


Phil Steitz wrote:

* Do we really need to show links to every commons/sandbox component?
  Might the link to Components.html suffice by itself?  If we decided
  to standardize on this approach, we would not have to worry about
  regenerating and redeploying all of the maven sites when new things
  are added to the sandbox or things move from the sandbox to the
  commons proper. I know that eventually we will have an integrated
  maven site, but even then it seems like all of the links on every
  page might be overkill.



I agree with Phil here. I think this is the incl_nav.xml that is being included in the xdocs/navigation.xml. This is something that at first I thought was a great idea, but as time went on I'm starting to find it annoying. For a project like collections (or any other commons project), a simple link back to the Jakarta Commons home page would be enough, I think.


The other bad thing about including the commons navigation is that it bumps the Project Info and Project Reports to the bottom. This could be considered more of a limitation of Maven, I guess.

Other than that, I think the site looks great, especially the User's Guide. Good job!


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