Hello Bastian & Andreas,
> > > Cool! this is only a little layout-related but I have some suggestions for > the thumbnail there. I think the current thumbnail is too small to show off > the GNOME user interface and describe the desktop properly. > > My suggestion to solve that would be to let the screenshot take up the > full width and overlay the text (see http://i.imgur.com/BKie4Om.png). > Another approach which my be more favorable would be to frame the thumbnail > inside something tangible like a laptop or a desktop monitor to convey the > utility (http://i.imgur.com/iyBxRQb.png). > I really like both graphics! In the second one, it might be good to have the monitors grouped together in the center. Also you may consider a compination of both graphics. A dark background with the monitors in the center, and the graphic with the apps in the "donation and get involved section" to separate the content. (Hmm maybe i have to visualise it) > How doable are these suggestions doable you think? anyone else got input > on this? > No worries, It's a simple addition of a background image! > I have some more suggestions on the smaller details ( font sizes, > padding, text) but if you want we can wait until a later iteration with > that. > > I totally agree. With the release of the new FoG pages, we will migrate to Bootstrap framework, so many small things might be broken. On 2 November 2016 at 15:38, Andreas Nilsson <[email protected]> wrote: > The tiniest of details, but in the news section, each header is closer to > the news item above it, than it is to the summary below. > Thank you for noticing. There's also a min-height property which causes the issue. > A couple of quick things from the top of my head: > * What about search? > I forgot to add it! > * Is it responsive? What happens to the menu in smaller resolutions? > Sure! The menu is Bootstrap's navbar with a custom Wordpress walker class [1]. The external lib is not the best option and i would like to replace it with something which doesn't look unmaintained. In smaller resolutions the menu is collapsed to a "list" icon, same functionality as flatpak.org. Another option is to add a vertical menu with slide in/out effect. [1] https://github.com/twittem/wp-bootstrap-navwalker [2] For example: http://takien.github.io/jPushMenu/ > * How does the subnavigation on the Foundation section work? Roughly like > now? > Yes, i'm thinking of adding a sub navbar, slightly darker, with a fade in/out effect. Tom
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