Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Yes, it's the usual conflict "scrolling vs clicking". I personally prefer the content distributed on more pages and less scrolling. Having more pages also increases you SEO, btw. However, it's one of the longest discussions in web design... :) It's really up to you. Marco Cevoli On Fri, Sep 25,

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Point taken. Just thinking how to get the right balance between a long running text (see presentation content Brendan) versus short page with elevator pitch. -- Jaap On Fri, Sep 25, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Marco Cevoli wrote: > Hi, > > regarding the website, I would advocate

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Hi Brendan, all, Thanks, will create a new page with materials, might also be a good place to link to screencasts as well. In general I'm thinking it might not be a bad idea to try and update the manual with an "user guide" chapter. I feel Brendan's text is a good start. Also would want the

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

> Just thinking how to get the right balance between a long running text (see presentation content Brendan) versus short page with elevator pitch. Summary + table of contents like Wikipedia does? Link to long texts from elevator pitch pages? > "roll-down" I'm not sure what effect you mean, but

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

If anyone adapts my 2013 presentation notes to become part of the Zim web site: You will note that I licensed it under the GNU GFDL. Take that to mean whatever it means, but right here I'm giving explicit permission for whoever works on the Zim web site to take parts of my text and do whatever

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

On 09/25/2015 04:12 AM, Jaap Karssenberg wrote: Also would want the website organized to go to such a guide quickly. Does anyone have experience with these "roll down" format pages that I see nowadays on many long-read pages ? Yes, been doing lots of product research lately and they're

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

And if it's not readable and navigable with javascript and CSS, you have failed. On Fri, Sep 25, 2015, at 14:11, Mike Morris wrote: > To summarize, for me "content is king", which I think is objectively > defensible. As for the long running or not, I prefer not, but that's > clearly just a

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

From what I know, most of them are based on Bootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/ Ale On 25/09/2015 13:12, Jaap Karssenberg wrote: Hi Brendan, all, Thanks, will create a new page with materials, might also be a good place to link to screencasts as well. In general I'm thinking it might not

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Hi, regarding the website, I would advocate for keeping the page as simple as Zim. When I first discovered Zim Wiki I was quite impressed by the fact that it said "this web page has been created with Zim" (or something similar). Just a thought. Marco Cevoli On Fri, Sep 25, 2015 at 4:18 PM,

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Thanks for sharing, Jaap. I think I mentioned this when I did a presentation a couple of years ago, but I didn't make a point of saying "you should add it to the Zim web site", but I'm saying that now. http://www.glump.net/howto/desktop/getting-work-done-in-zim > On 11 December 2013 I gave a

[Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Dear all, Last weekend I held a presentation about zim at the NLLGG (the dutch Linux user group). Apart from socializing in real life, I also used the opportunity to formalize some of my thoughts about zim. For those interested I put a copy of the slides in Dutch and English here:

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

Thanks Jaap, nice introduction to zim. "Just a „notebook“ with text files" - this was actually the reason I choose zim. I knew none of the tools did exactly what I wanted, so at least I wanted to be able to run external tools like grep easily. cheers, Tomek On 21 September 2015 at 20:12, Jaap

Re: [Zim-wiki] Zim presentation

I look forward to reading through this!!! Thank you very much for sharing it... On 09/21/2015 11:12 AM, Jaap Karssenberg wrote: Dear all, Last weekend I held a presentation about zim at the NLLGG (the dutch Linux user group). Apart from socializing in real life, I also used the