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Re: Test web-site of new octave-forge web-site including all packages


From: David Bateman
Subject: Re: Test web-site of new octave-forge web-site including all packages
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:05:59 +0200
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Bill Denney wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Oct 2006, David Bateman wrote:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> If you'd like to see what Soren and I have been working on for
>> octave-forge and the package manager, please look at the test website
>> http://octave.dbateman.org I'm hosting on my home machine. This is a
>> fully functional version of what Soren and I propose to be used for
>> the new octave-forge web site and is heavily based on the current
>> octave style, with a couple of limitations imposed by our automatic
>> build (no grayed right justified nav menu for the current item).
>
> I don't know if you'd want to, but you mentioned interest in not
> having too much work for the maintenance; would you like to just have
> the css point to octave's css and make a few modifications to fit with
> what you've already got?  That would conflict with John wanting the
> sites to appear differently, though.
>
> Also, if you want the id set for the current page (to get the graying
> and right justification), that could probably be done via javascript
> rather easily.
>
> Also, how difficult would it be to just put the package function
> reference at the bottom of the package page?  There aren't significant
> details on the regular package page, and the number of functions in
> each package don't appear to be excessively large.  The reason I ask
> is that I found myself clicking that on each package page.
>
> Bill
>
I'd like to minimize off-site linking in the functionality of the site
(ie. images, css, etc), though links for redirecting the user makes
sense. Offsite linking to the CSS seems to me to create more maintenance
headaches than it solves..

It depends on the package how many functions there are. Also note that
the function reference includes all of the functions from octave as
well, so that it supplies a complete online resource for the
functionality of octave. I don't see how that can combine with the idea
of including the function reference

D.

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