[Rule] The RULE website is back!

M. Fioretti mfioretti
Fri Dec 1 01:06:25 EET 2006


On Tue, Nov 28, 2006 05:08:54 AM -0700, Rodolfo J. Paiz
 rpaiz at simpaticus.com  wrote:

Hey, Rodolfo, welcome back! Long time no see.

> Actually, I think Richard has a great point. It improves the layout
> a lot, and makes things a lot simpler to navigate.

OK for less top level categories then, with maybe one exception.
Mapped to the current CMS, what Richard proposed becomes:

The left bar will only contain, above the "user login box", three
entries:

1) General info on the project (includes snapshots, slideshows...)
2) Documentation & Support
3) News (what was in the old site left bar)

where item 2 will be a link to "a second welcome page having the
categories:"

2a) End user documentation (install guide, etc..)
2b) Developer documentation (slinky internals, customization guides)
2c) Support (link to mailing list, the RULE network to send CDs by snail mail..)
2d) The RULE test database, with all the install reports
2e) Specific RULE software tools/subprojects:
        mini-kde, slinky-detect

The only thing I don't see fitting in this structure is 2e.  Mini-Kde
_may_ fit under top item 2 but Slinky-detect, for example, is not
"Documentation and support", is a separate thing.

How to deal with it? A 4th "Tools" top level entry?

Ciao,
	Marco

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