On 3/9/06, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Tim O'Brien wrote: > > I read your response, clicked on the Geronimo site, and wanted to > believe > > that that was possible with Maven. But, if you look at > > https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/site/ > > > > It's either Maven 1.x or Ant the directory contains a v3 POM, but it > also > > contains an . The NOTES.txt begins "Download Ant from > http://ant.apache.org";. > > > > It's not, but it's entirely possible with the current SVN version of the > site plugin and is where I want it to go. It's just a replacement > velocity template. > > I didn't understand your point about the structure of the XHTML in your > blog. It should be reasonably flexible for CSS based layout, and in the > event you need something different you can fall back to the packaged up > velocity template. > > - Brett
What I mean by this. Point a graphics desiger at a Maven site - make this site look great with CSS. I think you'll find that the graphic designer is going to request so many changes to structure it would almost be easier for an organization to just fork and customize the site plugin rather than deal with what is produced. I would agree that Maven provides a reasonable amount of flexibility, but I guess I have yet to see a Maven site that doesn't look like a Maven site. Maybe we need a site that customizes the CSS to show people what is possible. A Zen Garden for Maven. Tim > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
