These were comments about the website content that I sent to Richard, and he requested I forward it on to the list.
My final comment, if not clear, is basically asking for a reference (if it doesn't already exist) of changes in basic usage since the latest release. I know there are some listed at the official release location on github, but they don't really indicate usage, just difference. The work that all of you do is so incredibly appreciated! Thank you! ~Conor ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Conor Cook <[email protected]> Date: Tue, May 26, 2015 at 2:42 PM Subject: Re: [Gregorio-devel] Web site design changes To: Richard Chonak <[email protected]> Here are some initial thoughts (many of these are admittedly qualms I had from before your version): I wonder if having installation higher on the menu might be a good idea. I realize that some people may want to see Gregorio in action before they decide to take the plunge, but perhaps that could be an option given at the top of the installation page. I've thought for a while that the tutorial should have a way to navigate between pages from the top of the page, rather than having to scroll and find the link within the text. Speaking of, at least on my screen, the red link text does not pop out from the surrounding text very well. Having a separate link the the one-page gabc reference would be nice. The description of GregorioTeX usage has lacked clarity for me in the past. It is not at all clear to me how we are supposed to modify the macros, for example. Looking more closely, it seems that you may have revised that detailed description of GregorioTeX page, but I am still not sure it's completely clear for someone just beginning to use the program. Sorry to list only the bad parts. It looks like your revisions really go a long way toward making the page more open, giving newbies a chance to find their stride in the software. As a reference for standard users, it becomes a little difficult to find specific pieces of information without wandering a little. I'm also discovering that the changes with 3.0.0. are giving me trouble with my older files, and I'm not sure where to go to see what was changed (it seems I need to use \includescore[a]{score}, but I don't know where to actually find that stated; I happened upon another score that showed that somewhere). Thank you for your great work! It is certainly appreciated, Richard! ~Conor > >> >
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