Jason van Zyl wrote:
Dealing with umbrella sites is definitely something that people want
some advice on how to do best. An umbrella page is really an aggregation
of all information contained within all the subprojects. So in this case
maybe we need a different kind of page. Possibly having a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the idea of the blue bgcolor for non-focused tabs, but I'd also say
to use a lighter gray for the fg of those tabs (increases contrast and
readability). As for the pipes, it's a simple solution and seems very
effective on other sites.
yep
One thing, though: I
I like the idea of the blue bgcolor for non-focused tabs, but I'd also say
to use a lighter gray for the fg of those tabs (increases contrast and
readability). As for the pipes, it's a simple solution and seems very
effective on other sites.
One thing, though: I think the part that needs the most
My only beef with the current style is what happens when you have tons of
sub-projects, as in the case of Jakarta Commons. When you start stacking
many different scopes of detail on top of one another down the left sidebar,
it becomes hard to differentiate between scope divisions. I know, the
On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 11:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My only beef with the current style is what happens when you have tons of
sub-projects, as in the case of Jakarta Commons. When you start stacking
many different scopes of detail on top of one another down the left sidebar,
it becomes hard
My only beef with the current style is what happens when you have
tons
of sub-projects, as in the case of Jakarta Commons. When you start
stacking many different scopes of detail on top of one another down
the
left sidebar, it becomes hard to differentiate between scope
divisions.
I know, the
I'd like to chat more on this, but I'm totally swamped today. Maybe I
can respond later tonite. I agree with alot of the discussion, what I
built is primarily a prototype with tons of room for input. Anyone who
wants to step up to bat and play around with it, I will provide the
alternate
