Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote: > Harald Armin Massa wrote: >> I second Marc-Andres recommendation! >> >> And, I may humble add, please also add to the box with " See you in >> 2006 in CERN , Switzerland!" in prominent >> letters: "registration is open ... early bird up to 2006-05

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Harald Armin Massa wrote: > I second Marc-Andres recommendation! > > And, I may humble add, please also add to the box with " See you in > 2006 in CERN , Switzerland!" in prominent > letters: "registration is open ... early bird up to 2006-05-23 ... > register now..." > > An

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

I second Marc-Andres recommendation!And, I may humble add, please also add to the box with " See you in 2006 in CERN, Switzerland!" in prominent letters: "registration is open ... early bird up to 2006-05-23 ... register now..." And again a reminder to all EPs:Please, state your network connections

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Now that it's apparent that EPC will indeed happen (horray !), here's another suggestion: Change the frontpage text to read "EuroPython 2006 is going to happen at CERN, near Geneva in Switzerland." and remove the other "planned" references. Thanks, -- Marc-Andre Lemburg eGenix.com Professional

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Paul Boddie wrote: > On Monday 15 May 2006 16:44, Benedikt Hegner wrote: > >> looks much better now! :-) >> Is it possible to get rid of the two items "call for proposals" and >> "refereed paper track" at the bottom of the page? >> > > I think I can do something with the sitemap navigation

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

On Monday 15 May 2006 16:44, Benedikt Hegner wrote: > > looks much better now! :-) > Is it possible to get rid of the two items "call for proposals" and > "refereed paper track" at the bottom of the page? I think I can do something with the sitemap navigation there. Expert advice may be required,

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Hi Paul, looks much better now! :-) Is it possible to get rid of the two items "call for proposals" and "refereed paper track" at the bottom of the page? Thanks Benedikt On May 15, 2006, at 4:37 PM, Paul Boddie wrote: > On Monday 15 May 2006 14:51, Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote: >> >> or more sim

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

On Monday 15 May 2006 14:51, Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote: > > or more simply, the "site updates" box now shows all site changes. > this feed should do: > http://www.europython.org/.cps_portlets/portlet_950133473?export=rss_2_0 Yes, this seems to show the edits. I've now "unpublished" the call for a

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote: > Michael Hudson wrote: > >> Paul Boddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >> >> >>> P.P.S. If there's a way of pushing out published changes to the site >>> via RSS, that would be interesting to know about. >>> >>> >> Well, there's >> >> feed://www.e

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Michael Hudson wrote: > Paul Boddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> P.P.S. If there's a way of pushing out published changes to the site >> via RSS, that would be interesting to know about. >> > > Well, there's > > feed://www.europython.org/.cps_portlets/portlet_950133473?export=rss_2_0

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Paul Boddie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Monday 15 May 2006 13:02, Benedikt Hegner wrote: >> >> I had a look at the website. It is a little bit confusing. >> I have the following idea for Tracks&Talks to make it a little bit >> more structered: >> >> Is it possible to reduce this part by one L

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

On Monday 15 May 2006 13:02, Benedikt Hegner wrote: > > I had a look at the website. It is a little bit confusing. > I have the following idea for Tracks&Talks to make it a little bit > more structered: > > Is it possible to reduce this part by one Level? The information on > "Call for Proposals" c

Re: [EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

2006/5/15, Benedikt Hegner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: I find it very confusing that some info are on the EP web site and other (about the submission, and planning of talks) on a CERN server that are closely related and that they do not have the same layout. Could this be arrange, maybe by putting every

[EuroPython] proposals for the webpage

Hi, I had a look at the website. It is a little bit confusing. I have the following idea for Tracks&Talks to make it a little bit more structered: Is it possible to reduce this part by one Level? The information on "Call for Proposals" could be put directly on Tracks&Talks or the link renam