Danny Horn pisze: > Personally, I think it's a good thing to include the important links > both in the top and on the sidebar. I don't see the harm in it at all. > > I've just started using Quartz full-time this week, since the new colors > and Navlinks launched. On the wikis I'm working on, I put the major > navigation links up at the top -- Recent changes, Random page, > Categories, Help.
That is very good information for us :) Good information for you is that we are still working on performance of that skin to make is load faster. > I was surprised to find that I use the top links much more than the > sidebar now. For whatever reason, I just naturally move the mouse up to > the top now, and it's been really helpful having Recent changes up there. > > At the same time, just because that's my preference doesn't mean that > it'll be everybody's. Wiki users are used to having that stuff on a > sidebar -- so I'd hate to take it out, and leave them feeling stranded. > > The search box and ads/spotlights form enough of a separation to make > the top links and the sidebar feel far apart. I don't think having some > links repeated between them makes any difference, and some links are so > important -- like Recent changes and Help -- that it's not a bad idea to > put them in a couple different places on the page. I think that first solution which DanTMan suggest (we already have that in our plans) is good, because then you can do exactly what you want - you can double some links or not, up to you. Inez > > > > -- Danny _______________________________________________ Wikia-l mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wikia.com/mailman/listinfo/wikia-l
