On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 13:40 -0400, Tom von Schwerdtner wrote: > Some of that was done the next day, an updated screenshot is here: > http://tvon.etria.com/images/mango-2.png/image_view_fullscreen > it is still in a half-done state in terms of wiki cleanup though. > Using this as a reference point I'd say that: > > - The 'User' menu should be somewhere else I think all we need is "Login" or "User Preferences", by the search entry like in the modern theme seems fine for that to me. > - The main navigation should be the main navigation and not wiki-related links. > - The little images in the bottom right should go but the same > functionality should be provided through text links somewhere Are the little images really useful to someone coming to the page to find out some information about Pango? I think most of them are available elsewhere anyways. (As much as I can figure out what the little images do) > - the edit link should be a little easier to find I think it's OK if the editing aparatus is reasonably intrusive once you are logged in. But it also should be separate from the non-logged-in content of the page. That's why I suggested that having the modern theme's footer (or something to that effect) there when you are logged in and not when you aren't logged in. > - The traditional FrontPage should probably be changed to Introduction > (not sure how to do that) Just create a page called Introduction, then change wikiconfig.py to go there instead of FrontPage (page_front_page = u'Introduction') ... did that this morning on wiki.pango.org. > I'm going to toy with something from scratch a bit over the next week > (as time permits) and see if anything comes out of it, otherwise maybe > Gora has some design talent to spare :) > > Gora, if you don't want to mess with Moin (or python), I could try > coming up with a vanilla theme better suited for CSS-ificiation than > the default (eg, more logical structure, more classes/id's, etc...). Sounds like good stuff. Thanks a lot for working on this, Owen
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