[GitHub] [openoffice-org] Pilot-Pirx merged pull request #54: Update writer.md
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please review.
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename of
volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile
view better.
> On Jun 29, 2021, at 9:35 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
>
> Top again.
>
> There is now a top navigation menu on
> https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/
>
> To dos:
>
> - Color matching with logo and navigation bar.
Done
> - AOO logo as svg.
Staying with PNG
> - Mobile display scale.
Working on this aspect today.
>
> Then content updates.
>
> Regards,
> Dave
>
>> On Jun 29, 2021, at 3:30 PM, Marcus wrote:
>>
>> Am 29.06.21 um 18:57 schrieb Dave Fisher:
On Jun 29, 2021, at 9:48 AM, Marcus wrote:
Am 28.06.21 um 23:44 schrieb Dave Fisher:
> I’ve created a feature branch of the project website at
> https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/tree/preview/refresh
> I’ve updated it to use the ASF Pelican features as developed for the CMS
> Migration of www.apache.org and ten project websites just being completed.
> One feature that returns is {#elementid} and permalink support.
> Intermediate results are here:
> https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org
when comparing this with "https://openoffice.apache.org/"; I don't see any
changes. Are there already changes to be noticed?
>>> The only changes to be noticed is the formatting for the three [TOC]
>>
>> after you last changes I can see now more.
>> In general, the vertical margins between headlines are wider.
>>
Thanks
> I plan to swap from left navigation to top navigation next along with
> other enhancements.
That means all links under General, Community, Develoment ... are
horizontal links, right?
>>> Yes, and they will collapse to a menu on narrow screens / mobile
>>
>> OK, then the number of items doesn't matter.
>>
On the example page "https://template.staged.apache.org/"; I can see how it
can look like. However, we have a lot of links more, so how would it look
like for us?
>>> Two things.
>>> (1) That’s a limited sample. Each menu will have however many menu items we
>>> want.
>>> (2) I think we should revisit the menus on a case by case and page by page
>>> basis.
>>> We have 46 pages:
>>> [...]
>>> Some of these are obsolete and many could use a review.
>>> We might want to add an “Orientation” menu.
>>> I think my next step is to make a table of the pages.
>>
>> Yes, even with only 46 pages an update sounds reasonable.
>>
>> Marcus
>>
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote: I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please review. +1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF feather in front of the ASF? And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow? (if you visit the link and you click on General you would see a -> in front of the menu point "About".) There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename of volunteer@ to recruitment@. Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile view better. I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The Desktop does also look great. I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using. -- This is the Way! http://www.apache.org/theapacheway/index.html - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
> On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote: > > > On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote: >> I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please >> review. > > +1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF > feather in front of the ASF? The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible. > > And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow? > (if you visit the link and you click on General you would see a -> in front > of the menu point "About".) I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at all easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a page is part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on the menu. > >> >> There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename >> of volunteer@ to recruitment@. >> >> Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile >> view better. > > I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The > Desktop does also look great. Do you have an android phone, or iPhone? > > I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using. Thanks! Dave > > > -- > This is the Way! http://www.apache.org/theapacheway/index.html > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please review.
+1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF feather
in front of the ASF?
The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow? (if you visit the
link and you click on General you would see a -> in front of the menu point
"About".)
I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at all
easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a page is
part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on the menu.
I thought of something like this pseudocode:
if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css =
"selected" else this.css = "unselected"?
Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
So maybe something like:
const boxes =
documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
boxes.forEach(box => {
if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css =
"selected" else box.css = "unselected"?
}
Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to
write something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well
(likely) be this is rubbish.
So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages
that are not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they
belong, anyhow.
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename of
volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile
view better.
I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
Desktop does also look great.
Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be
exact. I use a Firefox browser.
Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu
look unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on
hamburger menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal
that the text starts always at same point.
I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
Thanks!
Dave
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
Hi -
I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in a Chrome
Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
> On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
>
>
> On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>
>>> On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please
review.
>>> +1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF
>>> feather in front of the ASF?
>> The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
>>
>>> And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow?
>>> (if you visit the link and you click on General you would see a -> in front
>>> of the menu point "About".)
>> I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at all
>> easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a page is
>> part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on the menu.
> I thought of something like this pseudocode:
>
> if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css =
> "selected" else this.css = "unselected"?
I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to make
bootstrap menu items inactive.
There may be some issues with the comparison as the window.location.href is
fully qualified while we do not want to use fully qualified urls for the
dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the site painful.)
>
> Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
>
> So maybe something like:
>
> const boxes =
> documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
>
> boxes.forEach(box => {
> if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css = "selected"
> else box.css = "unselected"?
>
> }
>
> Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to write
> something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well (likely) be
> this is rubbish.
>
> So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages that are
> not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they belong, anyhow.
Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first, but I’m not
going to do that right now.
>
>>
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the
rename of volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the
mobile view better.
>>> I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
>>> Desktop does also look great.
>> Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
>
> I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be
> exact. I use a Firefox browser.
>
> Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu look
> unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
>
> I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on
> hamburger menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal that
> the text starts always at same point.
IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu items leave
the site.
I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
All The Best,
Dave
>
>>
>>> I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
>> Thanks!
>> Dave
>>
>>>
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
Hi Dave,
I think it looks great!
I've tested mobile with Firefox's developer tools and my iPhone 11 with
Firefox and that looks great too.
Thanks for your work on this!
Best regards,
Carl
On 6/30/21 5:13 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
Hi -
I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in a Chrome
Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please review.
+1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF feather
in front of the ASF?
The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow? (if you visit the
link and you click on General you would see a -> in front of the menu point
"About".)
I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at all
easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a page is
part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on the menu.
I thought of something like this pseudocode:
if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css = "selected" else
this.css = "unselected"?
I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to make
bootstrap menu items inactive.
There may be some issues with the comparison as the window.location.href is
fully qualified while we do not want to use fully qualified urls for the
dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the site painful.)
Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
So maybe something like:
const boxes =
documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
boxes.forEach(box => {
if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css = "selected" else box.css
= "unselected"?
}
Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to write
something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well (likely) be
this is rubbish.
So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages that are
not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they belong, anyhow.
Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first, but I’m not
going to do that right now.
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename of
volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile
view better.
I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
Desktop does also look great.
Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be exact.
I use a Firefox browser.
Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu look
unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on hamburger
menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal that the text
starts always at same point.
IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu items leave
the site.
I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
All The Best,
Dave
I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
Thanks!
Dave
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
Am 30.06.21 um 23:47 schrieb Carl Marcum:
I think it looks great!
I've tested mobile with Firefox's developer tools and my iPhone 11 with
Firefox and that looks great too.
I had a look on my desktop with Firefox and the difference now -
compared with the first steps - is increadible.
The menu / nav now looks more sorted and clear. The menu items are well
aligned and personally I don't miss any icons for them.
Maybe you can reduce the font size and margins a bit as currently less
content is fitting on the page than before without the need to scroll.
Thanks for your work on this!
Yes, thanks a lot for making this possible.
Marcus
On 6/30/21 5:13 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
Hi -
I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in
a Chrome Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/.
Please review.
+1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the
ASF feather in front of the ASF?
The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an
arrow? (if you visit the link and you click on General you would
see a -> in front of the menu point "About".)
I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that
is at all easy. It would likely require keeping information about
what menu a page is part of in the page along with making sure that
the page is on the menu.
I thought of something like this pseudocode:
if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css =
"selected" else this.css = "unselected"?
I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to
make bootstrap menu items inactive.
There may be some issues with the comparison as the
window.location.href is fully qualified while we do not want to use
fully qualified urls for the dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the
site painful.)
Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
So maybe something like:
const boxes =
documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
boxes.forEach(box => {
if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css =
"selected" else box.css = "unselected"?
}
Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to
write something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could
well (likely) be this is rubbish.
So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages
that are not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where
they belong, anyhow.
Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first,
but I’m not going to do that right now.
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch
the rename of volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get
the mobile view better.
I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising
already. The Desktop does also look great.
Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to
be exact. I use a Firefox browser.
Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu
look unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on
hamburger menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal
that the text starts always at same point.
IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu
items leave the site.
I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
All The Best,
Dave
I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are
using.
Thanks!
Dave
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
> On Jun 30, 2021, at 3:33 PM, Marcus wrote:
>
> Am 30.06.21 um 23:47 schrieb Carl Marcum:
>> I think it looks great!
>> I've tested mobile with Firefox's developer tools and my iPhone 11 with
>> Firefox and that looks great too.
>
> I had a look on my desktop with Firefox and the difference now - compared
> with the first steps - is increadible.
>
> The menu / nav now looks more sorted and clear. The menu items are well
> aligned and personally I don't miss any icons for them.
>
> Maybe you can reduce the font size and margins a bit as currently less
> content is fitting on the page than before without the need to scroll.
I reduced the base font size from 18px to 16px. Tweaked a lot of other margin
related items slightly. I think we now have a website that reads well even on a
small iPhone.
Unless there are objections I’ll put it in production in my morning tomorrow.
>
>> Thanks for your work on this!
>
> Yes, thanks a lot for making this possible.
My pleasure.
FYI - We can start one content updates once the new design is in production.
Regards,
Dave
>
> Marcus
>
>
>
>> On 6/30/21 5:13 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>> Hi -
>>>
>>> I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in a
>>> Chrome Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
>>>
On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
>> On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
>>> I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/.
>>> Please review.
>> +1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF
>> feather in front of the ASF?
> The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
>
>> And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an
>> arrow? (if you visit the link and you click on General you would see a
>> -> in front of the menu point "About".)
> I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at
> all easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a
> page is part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on
> the menu.
I thought of something like this pseudocode:
if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css =
"selected" else this.css = "unselected"?
>>> I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to make
>>> bootstrap menu items inactive.
>>>
>>> There may be some issues with the comparison as the window.location.href is
>>> fully qualified while we do not want to use fully qualified urls for the
>>> dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the site painful.)
>>>
Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
So maybe something like:
const boxes =
documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
boxes.forEach(box => {
if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css =
"selected" else box.css = "unselected"?
}
Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to write
something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well (likely)
be this is rubbish.
So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages that
are not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they belong,
anyhow.
>>> Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first, but I’m
>>> not going to do that right now.
>>>
>>> There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the
>>> rename of volunteer@ to recruitment@.
>>>
>>> Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the
>>> mobile view better.
>> I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
>> Desktop does also look great.
> Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be
exact. I use a Firefox browser.
Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu look
unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on
hamburger menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal that
the text starts always at same point.
>>> IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu items
>>> leave the site.
>>>
>>> I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
>>> https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
>>>
>>> All The Best,
>>> Dave
>>>
>> I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
> Thanks!
> Dave
>
>
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Re: Working on Refresh of openoffice.apache.org
On 01.07.21 03:11, Dave Fisher wrote:
On Jun 30, 2021, at 3:33 PM, Marcus wrote:
Am 30.06.21 um 23:47 schrieb Carl Marcum:
I think it looks great!
I've tested mobile with Firefox's developer tools and my iPhone 11 with Firefox
and that looks great too.
I had a look on my desktop with Firefox and the difference now - compared with
the first steps - is increadible.
The menu / nav now looks more sorted and clear. The menu items are well aligned
and personally I don't miss any icons for them.
Maybe you can reduce the font size and margins a bit as currently less content
is fitting on the page than before without the need to scroll.
I reduced the base font size from 18px to 16px. Tweaked a lot of other margin
related items slightly. I think we now have a website that reads well even on a
small iPhone.
Unless there are objections I’ll put it in production in my morning tomorrow.
+1, please go ahead. It looks great to me. My suggestions are only
suggestions and taste.
Thanks for your work on this!
Yes, thanks a lot for making this possible.
My pleasure.
FYI - We can start one content updates once the new design is in production.
Regards,
Dave
Marcus
On 6/30/21 5:13 PM, Dave Fisher wrote:
Hi -
I like where everything is now. When I run google’s Lightroom tool in a Chrome
Incognito window I get scores of 94, 97, 100, and 100.
On Jun 30, 2021, at 1:40 PM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 20:17, Dave Fisher wrote:
On Jun 30, 2021, at 11:12 AM, Peter Kovacs wrote:
On 30.06.21 19:25, Dave Fisher wrote:
I like the look at https://openoffice-refresh.staged.apache.org/. Please review.
+1, maybe can we have some icons in front of a menu point? like the ASF feather
in front of the ASF?
The feather in front of “The ASF” is possible.
And maybe an indication which menu point we currently see. Maybe an arrow? (if you visit the
link and you click on General you would see a -> in front of the menu point
"About".)
I’m counting on bootstrap for the nav menus and I don’t think that is at all
easy. It would likely require keeping information about what menu a page is
part of in the page along with making sure that the page is on the menu.
I thought of something like this pseudocode:
if (window.location.href = this.dropdown-item.href) then this.css = "selected" else
this.css = "unselected"?
I get your idea and it could be a way to do it and there is a way to make
bootstrap menu items inactive.
There may be some issues with the comparison as the window.location.href is
fully qualified while we do not want to use fully qualified urls for the
dropdown-item hrefs (makes testing the site painful.)
Hmm, bummer seems not that easy.
So maybe something like:
const boxes =
documentui.dropdown-menu.show.querySelectorAll('#dropdown-item');
boxes.forEach(box => {
if (window.location.href = box.dropdown-item.href) then box.css = "selected" else box.css
= "unselected"?
}
Well something along those lines. I really suck at JS, i just try to write
something so you have a better Idea what I thought of. Could well (likely) be
this is rubbish.
So for the pages I tried this approach seem to be pretty neat. Pages that are
not listed on the menue, maybe it is the qwuestion where they belong, anyhow.
Actually, I would want to learn how to customize Bootstrap 5 first, but I’m not
going to do that right now.
There were numerous tweaks needed. The current site did not catch the rename of
volunteer@ to recruitment@.
Unless there are objections I plan to squash & merge after I get the mobile
view better.
I tried earlier today on my phone and it did look promising already. The
Desktop does also look great.
Do you have an android phone, or iPhone?
I tried from an Android phone. Sony Xperia XA2 and now Samsung S8 to be exact.
I use a Firefox browser.
Now I see a hamburger menu, nice. However the feather makes the menu look
unaligned. it is great on the desktop.
I am not a gui developer so I am not sure what is state of the art on hamburger
menus is, but i would intend the other menus, with the goal that the text
starts always at same point.
IMO the feather is good in the hamburger menu. All of the ASF menu items leave
the site.
I’m done with UI work for now. It is time to update content. See
https://github.com/apache/openoffice-project/blob/preview/refresh/PAGES.md
All The Best,
Dave
I really like the fact that it incorporates the UI approach we are using.
Thanks!
Dave
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