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January 15, 2007
The new web site look spreads
If you explore our web site deeply, you'll see that over the weekend more of the pages have slid across to the new navigate, look and feel. Although the site has been highly parameterised for years, changes as radical as teh underlying one here are not going to be quick and straightforward, and there are still pages to go through. And - my - we have a lot of resources at hand.
"How do I put a long multiline and tagged string of text into a PHP variable within my program?" I asked on Skype last night and, sure, I had an example to hand on the Web Site. "Kewl" writes my correspondent - "and on YOUR site". That's the depth of it - let's just hope the new navigation helps more people find what they need here. Certainly, the right hand menu which now takes people to similar pages (sibling resources) if the hit slightly off target at first should help.
So we've done ..
pictures, Wiki pages, forum archives, training from [country] section, technology overviews, Individual training modules, Hourse's Mouth arhive, technical articles, source code examples, site usage statistics and of course course descriptions. Phew! a few hours sleep, I think!
Posted by gje at January 15, 2007 03:00 AM