If we're all okay with this, we also need a lot of second level pages and moving the current pages into the right places.
--Alex > -----Original Message----- > From: Alex Huang [mailto:alex.hu...@citrix.com] > Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 12:08 PM > To: cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org > Subject: Changes to the wiki > > Hi, > > Since Dave gave me space admin privileges, I was able to make a few > changes on the wiki. Please let me know what you think. Although if you > don't like it and want to revert it back, don't ask me to do it. :) It does > say > edit boldly on the front page. > > - Renamed the "Index" page to be "Home" page as it clearly is not an index. > - Reorganized the pages to the home page to be the following: > - Releases - deserves top level page as it is most likely what everyone > wants to see. > - Community - top level page to list bylaws, mailing lists, conventions, > etc. > - Developers - top level page for developers to start looking at the > wiki. > - QA - top level page for QA information > - Operators - page for people interested in deploying cloudstack. > - End Users - page for people using cloudstack's end user api. > - Each of these pages contain a page tree macro that allow people to expand > and collapse child pages when they are on that page. > - Changed the theme to document theme. This allowed the following things. > - The search box on the top right now searches within CloudStack > space. No more a bunch of unrelated search results. > - The page tree is always on the left side now so people can quickly > switch between major topics. > > So the idea of this change is to enable the community to quickly add pages > and move them around instead of adding links. Another idea is for the > person who comes to the wiki to know very quickly where their starting point > is. > > An important aspect of this change is find the proper place for your page. > Don't just add them all at the top level page. Think about your intended > audience. > > I would have preferred that the top level pages are actually tabs and each > has a table of content within the tab but doesn't look like it's possible. > If you > know how to do it, let me know. > > I like to settle of a list of top level pages and make that static. Right > now it's > wide open though. We can discuss what should be top level. > > --Alex >
