Noel Henson wrote:
> Erich,
>
> I've been getting the same feedback from others. I prefer the ruby-lang and
> taskwarrior usage of the wiki as well. I'm working with djp to correct
> these issues.
As I'm the fellow who set up the taskwarrior wiki I should be able to
help with that.
I took the liberty of crafting up a navigation for VO because I think
the future site layout should be comprehensive and anticipate future
needs, addressing every aspect of the project, and I could envision a
structure that contained it all, so I scribbled it in wiki form.
Regardless of the arrangement we end up with, I would argue that all the
pages you see represented in the first work-up, need to find a home in
whatever the end product. As all of you outline fans know, a subject can
be outlined any number of ways, this is just mine. I invite you to
propose another structure, or suggest mods to this one.
I won't be (too) offended if you re-arrange it or scrap it completely,
but I would hope that you would have a better idea to replace it before
disassembling completely, and it should addresses every aspect, and have
at-least-as comprehensible structure.
To be fair to this design mock-up, what I see as essential connections
for this Nav, have not yet been connected. I would ask you to imagine it
as follows;
http://new.vimoutliner.org/projects/vo/wikiI see as the Welcome page, first stop for vimoutliner.org, also seen on
clicking the Wiki tab, or the VO logo. It should be as simple as
possible, but no simpler.
http://new.vimoutliner.org/projects/vo/wiki/VimOutliner_-_Work_fast_Think_wellis intended as the Home page, arrived at by clicking the little Home
icon or the Home link on the top panel, as one of the handy links left
in logical places. It is intended as a site-wide index and jumping-off
point.
http://new.vimoutliner.org/projects/vois the Overview page, and is what you see as the start page for
taskwarrior. This is a more redmine-integrated page, and should have a
concise description of the project, and its key components, as well as
aggregating various project summaries. At the moment it is untouched (by
me) as I have not write access, but I think this one needs attention.
For full effect, if you were to imagine it as I did (for a moment) I
would hard-code NavBar0 into the site .css
[Home] About -- Themes [Help]
so that is is seen in all (as in all) pages, to allow direct access to
all components from any other page.
So there ya have it.
Take what you like, and scrap the rest. I'll help you to do whatever you
can clearly describe, but whatever that is I do hope that it will be as
clear and yet comprehensive. I would also ask you to click around a bit
imagining the "final" touches listed above, before tossing it overboard
completely. Have another look at
http://new.vimoutliner.org/projects/vo/wiki/VimOutliner_-_Work_fast_Think_well
and ask yourself; all of these elements, if not here, they go... where ?
djp
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