> I think that is of lesser importance. I'd rather have a good look and feel > and that > people can find the right downloads quickly. At this moment I am not look at > ways to > generate the page. A static html page is preferred, because I don't know if > all > mirrors support php.
If you can find out if all mirrors have PHP-Support it would make the work more easy. > The challenge is *not* the generation of the page. The challenge and where I > need > help is the design of the page. > - How should it look? > - What colors and fonts shoould be used? > - What layout should be used? > - What is the contents of the css files? You could search for Templates on the Internet, there are many free-ones. Then we can use one or adapt one to your tast or your needs. Here an example - homepage I found: http://www.steves-templates.com/templates.html these templates include a css and a layout. So we only have to change the things you dont like. I think this is the fastest solution in your case. > I don't cross compile. All these snapshots are compiled natively. Ah OK. > For lazarus on windows there are some experimental cross compilers at > ftp://ftp.hu.freepascal.org/pub/lazarus/cross I am using Linux only to compile. I proud to be win-free for about 2 years now :) My goal is to have svn-Repositories for my projects. And any mechanism to compile for every plattform and widgetsets supported by FPC / Lazarus. But I think this is a really hard to do if its possible at all. Hope we get your web-site done soon. Greetings from Germany Tanila _________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailarchives
