Xfce new website - call for review

[Broeisi Rast]

Nice page nice layout.

Isn't it better to put the Latest News and Developer Blog and Xfce Project
columns on the left and right side of the page?
That way a visitor doesn't have to scroll to the bottom of the site to find
the links.

By the way which icon theme is being used in the Xfce 4.4 Beta screenshots ?

Cheers,

Broeisi


On 4/3/06, Auke Kok <sofar at foo-projects.org> wrote:
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> We have finished a significant portion of the new website for Xfce, and
> thus it's time to ask everyone to review it and send patches.
>
> *** IT IS VITAL THAT EVERYONE HELPS OUT AND DOES A PART !!! ***
>
> I can't stress this more than enough - the new website is really a _lot_
> of
> work and me and Nick are spending an enormous amount of time on it -
> we need your help.
>
> Please review anything below this directory
>
>    http://www-test.xfce.org/documentation/
>
> and send comments and patches to me (patches or files preferred). You
> can find the files themselves in their original format below here:
>
>
> http://svn.xfce.org/svn/www/www.xfce.org/branches/new/i18n/documentation/
>
> note that the API docs are in their native format and the 4.4 API
> information for some components still needs to be generated and insterted.
>
> If you feel like XX or YY is missing in the API or user manual, then
> please
> provide the proper link sor files as much as possible, as we have a long
> way to go with the other content parts of the site
>
> Thanks,
>
> Auke
> Nick
>
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