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** ''Two typos needing correction'': "The riscos.info Wiki is ''a'' central repository . . ." and ". . . once you create ''an'' account and log in . . ." |
** ''Two typos needing correction'': "The riscos.info Wiki is ''a'' central repository . . ." and ". . . once you create ''an'' account and log in . . ." |
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** Perhaps also add 'Guidelines for citing' (from the FAQ_guidelines page) under Articles and Tutorials 'How to edit this site'. |
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** Pls delete these three paras once the listed changes have been applied. (Or not, as deemed appropriate.) |
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== Front page management == |
== Front page management == |
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Revision as of 22:01, 15 December 2006
Whilst you cannot edit the front page itself, it actually includes sub pages which you should be able to edit.
If someone wanted to take charge of the front page and have a more sensible/fancy layout, I'd be all for that. I've not used the image upload mechanism myself, but you should be able to use it. If you can't, then I'll see what I can do.
Editing the front page
As Peter said, sections of the front page are editable. For those who are lost and confused, you need to go to RISC OS/News, RISC OS/Projects and RISC OS/Articles to edit the three sections. I've added the sections mentioned above.
As regards adding images, they would need to be uploaded, which is currently disabled. Could uploading of eg: jpegs and pngs be allowed?
- Two typos needing correction: "The riscos.info Wiki is a central repository . . ." and ". . . once you create an account and log in . . ."
Front page management
It would help if we knew precisely what kind of information would be expected on a front page. Currently, there's:
- Site info
- News
- Projects
- Articles
I'd suggest splitting Projects and Articles into more subsections, as Projects specifically is huge, and will only increase.
What is the opinion regarding several possible layouts using CSS?
Front page
Use your imagination. As long as it's stylish, easily maintainable and presents all the relevant information, I'll consider anything.
