Am Dienstag, 30. MÃrz 2004 19:44 schrieb Mike Noyes: > On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 09:06, K.-P. KirchdÃrfer wrote: > > a few notes, I hope I'll find more time to have a closer look: > > > > 1) I hope News Announcements will be available on first/home page as > > today and it's only the tsting enviroemnt which don't show the news. > > K.-P., > Announcements haven't been added yet. It's one of the last things I'll > add. The Bering uClibc branch isn't done either.
Ok, understand - it will be there once it's going online. > > 2) The different branches are now shown on top of page - but it's very > > small and should be more prominent, because the users are looking for the > > software. Maybe it should be as today a "Branches" entry in the Main > > Menu. > > > > (As I look on the pages, the small entries on top are the most important, > > but can easily overlooked. > > Others have commented on this also. I'm open to suggestions. > > Note: I got the top navbar idea from the SF.net OSDN navbar. > http://sourceforge.net/ Yep, that's thinner than everything and I have never seen it before yo mentioned it - I think you get it. My suggestion to keep it and to add the old Releases/Branches entry back in main menu - maybe without the submenues - as second link main menu. > > 3) Derivation in the Main Menu is to much for a issue which is only for > > history and those who interested in it to be part of Main Menu; instead I > > prefer something like > > http://leaf.sourceforge.net/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=9&page_id=2 > > Noted. I kind of like the imagemap. It's simple and easy to navigate. I > created it, so I'm probably biased. Geez; I wasn't aware that it's navigatable!! Great! A real easter-egg :) Do it the old way as in current Releases/Branches; maybe put it on top. Anyway "Releases/branches" is a better description and some epxlanation as today will be useful. > > 4) I don't like those serife fonts and prefer sans-serife, but it's > > matter of taste I agree; > > Web designers got into a bad habit of using sans-serif fonts > exclusively. Font support is much better now. There is no reason to > avoid serif fonts now. Serif fonts provide hinting for eye travel that > makes reading easier. How many books do you know of that are printed > using sans-serif fonts exclusively? :) None, at least none I like to read. But we are talking about webpages - maybe I'm too long at the web and used to old-style... As I said it's a matter of taste,I'll try to keep up with new style. > > 5) I do not understand right menu "What's related" - is that generated > > dynamically? > > Yes. It's generated by the fatcat module. It's supposed to act as a site > cross-reference. I do not understand - I'll try again - is that content generated dynamically from the pages I browsed before? kp ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id70&alloc_id638&op=click _______________________________________________ leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
