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Re: Index.html updates
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For logos see: http://vodka.linuxkb.org/~aturner/
Below, next to, or above each logo we need to say something like:
Network connectivity provided by NaviSite.
Computer hardware provided by VA Research.
And they should link to www.navisite.com and www.varesearch.com
I find "Choose your application" in the search form really confusing.
What is it supposed to do? Limit the search or something?
Also the JavaScript pop-ups, hide the left (main) nav bar. This is a
no-no IMHO. I don't see the need for the pop-ups if the same
functionality is in the center of the screen.
I have no idea what you're talking about re: SSI, so whatever everyone
thinks is best.
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On Mon, 29 Mar 1999, Jason Pincin wrote:
> I uploaded some more updates to index.html into cvs... ya can see some
> minor changes at http://dev.linuxkb.org/index.html
>
> It's starting to flesh out a little more now. I'm beginning to work on
> the SSI browser detection and had a question for ya. SSI supports parsing
> of .shtml files (or similar) or we can do it via the bit-hack. Seems SSI
> supports parsing of files based on set file permissions/bits. That way we
> can use .html for all files excluding .pl's and .php3's. Not of the
> utmost importance but I thought I'd bring it up. It'll look better in the
> browser path I believe...
>
> Aside from that... I've begun working on how I'm going to script the
> generation of these pages in more detail...
>
> And the page obviously isn't quite finished yet... got a little more work
> to do... Can we get the VA Research & Navisite logo's to throw on there a
> while? So I can work around them?
>
> Comments welcome...
>
> Jason
>
>
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