linux-hotplug website

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FYI I just put some info up on

http://linux-hotplug.sourceforge.net/

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which is at least a start. Who's interested in helping make sure the website has the information that's needed?

Thanks for starting this. I was going to try to throw up a initial page today, but this is much nicer than I was going to do.

I'm willing to work on this too, and added info on the mailing list to the bottom of the page.

Great! How to deal with pages after this first one? I'd suggest some simple framework like I did for jPhoto:

- Change "look" of (most of) site in "index.php" (penguins, navbar, colors, etc)

- Add pages (maybe "input.xml") to navbar by "toc.xml",

- TOC turns into navbar; content becomes page content; headers and footers are easy (layout in index.php)

No frames. I'm sure there are better ways to organize a small-to-midsize website, but that might be a reasonable way to start things. Alternative suggestions?

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Great! How to deal with pages after this first one? I'd suggest some simple framework like I did for jPhoto:

- Change "look" of (most of) site in "index.php" (penguins, navbar, colors, etc)

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- Add pages (maybe "input.xml") to navbar by "toc.xml",

- TOC turns into navbar; content becomes page content; headers and footers are easy (layout in index.php)

No frames. I'm sure there are better ways to organize a small-to-midsize website, but that might be a reasonable way to start things. Alternative suggestions?

This sounds good. I like the jphoto layout. Even works well for lynx.

If you want to knock this up. Or put it into cvs like I think was done for the linux-usb site, feel free.

thanks,

greg k-h

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