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On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 10:09 -0500, Grant Goodyear wrote: |
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> I actually like the author list at the top, but to make it reasonable it |
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> would need to list the authors as |
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> Joe Buck (Author), Homer Simpson (Editor), ... |
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> instead of using one line per entry. Of course, I might change my mind |
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> if I actually saw an example w/ the authors from the Handbook. |
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Well, here's the current list (which will likely grow with each |
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revision)...let's see how it wraps just in an e-mail: |
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Sven Vermeulen (Author), Daniel Robbins (Author), Chris Houser (Author), |
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Jerry Alexandratos (Author), Seemant Kulleen (Gentoo x86 Developer), |
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Tavis Ormandy (Gentoo Alpha Developer), Aron Griffis (Gentoo Alpha |
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Developer), Jason Huebel (Gentoo AMD64 Developer), Guy Martin (Gentoo |
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HPPA developer), Pieter Van den Abeele (Gentoo PPC developer), Joe |
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Kallar (Gentoo SPARC developer), John P. Davis (Editor), Pierre-Henri |
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Jondot (Editor), Eric Stockbridge (Editor), Rajiv Manglani (Editor), |
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Jungmin Seo (Editor), Stoyan Zhekov (Editor), Jared Hudson (Editor), |
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Colin Morey (Editor), Jorge Paulo (Editor), Carl Anderson (Editor), Jon |
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Portnoy (Editor), Zack Gilburd (Editor), Jack Morgan (Editor), Benny |
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Chuang (Editor), Erwin (Editor), Joshua Kinard (Editor), Tobias |
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Scherbaum (Editor), Grant Goodyear (Reviewer), Gerald J. Normandin Jr. |
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(Reviewer), Donnie Berkholz (Reviewer), Ken Nowack (Reviewer), Lars |
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Weiler (Contributor) |
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That's a lot'a names :) |
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> I agree about the e-mail link, but I rather like the drop-down bar where |
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> it is, since it seems reasonable to me that the drop down be part of the |
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> location bread-crumbs. *Shrug* |
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Well, part of this is how ugly it looks with a gray outline in that nice |
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purple background, and part of it is how we need somewhere for subnav to |
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go, by subnav I mean the "FAQ | Search | Memberlist | Usergroups | |
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Statistics | Profile | You have no new messages | Log out" links the |
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forum has and the links we'll need under each toplevel section of our |
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site, say you click on "About"...at a minimum we need to link to |
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philosophy and social contract from there...and all our toplevel apps |
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could make use of this, bugs, packages, and archives for instance. |
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> I actually really like the code listings and the warnings. That said, I |
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> don't at all like the vertical scroll bar on the code listings. (I |
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> absolutely loathe the horizontal scroll bar, since it's extremely rare |
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> that the 80-character limit for <pre></pre> blocks needs to be |
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> violated, but that's a different issue.) |
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Well, the horizontal scroll bar is ok with me since it allows us to |
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maintain the integrity of the design on the screen, but I don't |
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understand what vertical scroll bars are being displayed there for...we |
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should _never_ have vertical scroll bars, and only have horizontal |
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scroll bars when the content is too wide for the display area. |
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> An example might be helpful. |
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See above, sorry :) |
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> So, how far are we from being able to process the whole doc tree to |
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> create a full test version of the new site? I'd love to have a |
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> not-published version on one of the infra boxes that we can use to |
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> really get a feel for how navigation is going to work. |
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I can create xsl from Aaron's code in about an hour and I'm sure we can |
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come up with a box to use for testing, I'd just need to talk to |
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Ramereth. |
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