Jeff Waugh wrote:
Sounds interesting. I'm not sure how well tabs would fit here though. How about another row of links-with-dots-between?Example:
FOOT FOOT FOOT About GNOME * Download * Users * Developers * Foundation * Contact ___________ ______ __________ _________ ______________| developer | wiki | bugzilla | viewcvs |_________________
Like this. What do you think?
One other thing that would be worth doing would be to centralise the storage of these common page elements. Currently I can see the following copies of the default.css style file referenced in various places:
* http://www.gnome.org/default.css * http://developer.gnome.org/default.css * http://bugzilla.gnome.org/images/default.css * http://cvs.gnome.org/default.css
(foundation.gnome.org uses the www.gnome.org copy, and art.gnome.org has a custom version loosely based on it). Similarly, there are a fair number of copies of the various header images.
It'd be nice if all the pages were referencing one copy, perhaps with a second stylesheet shared by "user" sites and another for "developer" sites that might do something like changing the header image. This would make it much easier to make site-wide changes (eg. if we wanted some variety in the header images every now and again).
James.
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