Jim
One thing to watch out for when coming up with the new structure - you
need to be clear about the level of detail that you are going to deal
with in any one place/page. On any topic you can think of, there will
be a lot of detail which people will want to know ... but if you throw
all that
ceejay;281293 Wrote:
Jim
One thing to watch out for when coming up with the new structure - you
need to be clear about the level of detail that you are going to deal
with in any one place/page. On any topic you can think of, there will
be a lot of detail which people will want to know
Hey everyone,
I just wanted you to know that the current wiki is locked for editing.
We are going to do an export of the old content to the new wiki
today/tomorrow, so we can have it up and running by this Friday.
Mike
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mvalera
Michael Valera
Online Communities Manager
Logitech Streaming
Some thoughts on page sizes and layout. Many people that are looking for
help will probably be using two browsers so that they can see what they
are reading for help as well as the thing they want help on.
I'd guess that they will use a browser size around about 800 pixels
tall (based on a 17/19
JimC wrote:
As you may have seen from my earlier post, we're going to be migrating
from kwiki to mediawiki. I'm currently going through some housekeeping
in preparation for the Great Re-editing that will start later this week
and I wanted to float a question to the community:
Should we
I'd put more links up top from the Beginners Guide. There's a ton of
pages linked from there which are very useful, and not just to
beginners. Often We should look at what people typically ask about and
make sure those links are obvious on the front page. Off the top of my
head that would be
JimC;281097 Wrote:
Should we change the categories at that top level of the wiki?
1.
The Third-Party SlimServer Plugins entry should probably be named
SqueezeCenter instead of SlimServer
2.
What about third party skins, third party clients, third party applets
for SqueezePlay ?
It might be
Maybe a little more in the way of links for beginners... Installing
SqueezeCenter, How to get Help.
A direct link or two to the Developers' area might be be good.
The index of all the pages is pretty much useless. Not a bad thing to
have, but no need for a link at the top level.
You might
For the plugins I would like to see an alphabetical listing as well as
the section listings.
The section listing is useful when one wants to know if there are
plugins that do what one wants.
But if (this was especially relevant in moving from SS 6.5 to SC 7, but
can occur on other upgrades) the
I was thinking that if you're not sure about what you are looking for
then you tend to go looking for what it is you are trying to do. So
perhaps the top level should be structured around the user experience
of getting a new SB installation.
Of course as soon as you get past the top level you
danco;281127 Wrote:
For the plugins I would like to see an alphabetical listing as well as
the section listings.
The section listing is useful when one wants to know if there are
plugins that do what one wants.
But if (this was especially relevant in moving from SS 6.5 to SC 7, but
can
erland;281115 Wrote:
1.
The Third-Party SlimServer Plugins entry should probably be named
SqueezeCenter instead of SlimServer
2.
What about third party skins, third party clients, third party applets
for SqueezePlay ?
It might be suitable to either name the top level entry Third party
JJZolx;281126 Wrote:
Maybe a little more in the way of links for beginners... Installing
SqueezeCenter, How to get Help.
A direct link or two to the Developers' area might be be good.
The index of all the pages is pretty much useless. Not a bad thing to
have, but no need for a link at
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