Hello everyone. My name is Daniel Neel and I'm interested in helping out
developing LibreOffice's web site. I have experience working with (X)HTML
and CSS, and a fair amount of writing skill. I look forward to working with
everyone, thank you for your time :).
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Hi Daniel, :-)
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 10:04, Daniel Neel wrote:
> Hello everyone. My name is Daniel Neel and I'm interested in helping out
> developing LibreOffice's web site. I have experience working with (X)HTML
> and CSS, and a fair amount of writing skill. I look forward to working with
> e
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Daniel Neel wrote:
> Hello everyone. My name is Daniel Neel and I'm interested in helping out
> developing LibreOffice's web site. I have experience working with (X)HTML
> and CSS, and a fair amount of writing skill. I look forward to working with
> everyone, than
Alrighty, I signed up on the forum. My user name is "dneelyep". I would love
to make the meeting but something came up kind of last minute so I won't be
able to make it Wednesday. I'll make sure to check out the minutes though.
And I'm definitely willing to get started on some things :).
On Tue, J
Hi Daniel, :-)
I've added you as an author on the English/main site.
Content-wise, at the moment, the Features and Why sections of the site
need development. Are you an experienced and knowledgeable LibreOffice
user?
Or what else are you interested in, as regards the website team?
David Nelson
I'm somewhat experienced with LO. I've used Open Office daily for around two
years and LO for 2 or 3 months so far. I wouldn't consider myself a power
user - mostly I just take notes with Writer. I do follow LO development
quite a bit though, reading the Document Foundation planet and following the
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 1:40 PM, Daniel Neel wrote:
> I'm somewhat experienced with LO. I've used Open Office daily for around two
> years and LO for 2 or 3 months so far. I wouldn't consider myself a power
> user - mostly I just take notes with Writer. I do follow LO development
> quite a bit tho
Hi Daniel, :-)
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 12:10, Daniel Neel wrote:
> I generally enjoy cleaning up and verifying HTML (call me weird :P) and
> occasionally writing new content. Specific to products, I would prefer
> working on Writer or Impress content, as those are the only applications I
> have
Yep, that works with me. I'm currently setting up my development environment
so by tomorrow I should be (hopefully) ready to get started.
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 11:21 PM, David Nelson wrote:
> Hi Daniel, :-)
>
> On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 12:10, Daniel Neel wrote:
>
> > I generally enjoy cleaning
Hi Daniel, :-)
After a think, I'd like to propose that you work on the
Features/Writer page first, if you agree. My idea is that the page
needs reviewing to see if it really covers Writer as well as possible,
and that major individual features of writer deserve sub-pages of
their own: styles, inde
Hi Daniel, :-)
Here are some SilverStripe documentation links to help you get up to speed:
1) SilverStripe demo site: http://demo.silverstripe.com/
2) General documentation on SilverStripe, the CMS used for libreoffice.org:
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SilverStripe
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org
Awesome, thanks for the links :). And yep I'll get working on the Writer
features page soon. So far I've been making little edits here and there to
get used to SilverStripe. Currently putting LGPL and OSI logos on the About
Us page. But right - Writer features page is next up for me.
On Wed, Jan 2
Ok here's a quick preliminary page structure I set up by browsing other
feature listings, help content, and such. Please let me know if you think of
anything to add, remove, or reorder. I also hope to include attractive
screenshots, likely under each section, to demonstrate the features in
action.
Hi Daniel, :-)
Your plan looks *really great*. Go for it! ;-)
Just to give you some advice about screenshots, based on what I've done:
The project prefers screenshots done under Linux, or maybe Mac, but
prefers not to use screenshots done under Windows (due to possible
copyright issues).
I've d
No problem, thank you everyone for the help so far! :) I'm running Ubuntu
10.10 currently using the default theme (Ambiance). I'll make a note of the
image sizes as well and likely follow them. Also I should note that the work
I'm doing is on a new sub-page of Features/Writer named "Writer rewrite"
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