Re: [xmlroff] Re: xmlroff website help wanted

[Stefan S. <se...@sy...>]

Tony Graham wrote:

> The version currently in CVS adds some logos at the bottom of the
> navigation bar.

fine. Though the website doesn't appear to be updated from this new
source. I was ready to investigate when I realized that a simple build
fixed the site locally. Don't you regenerate the website automatically
either per crontab or per checkin ?

> It would look better if a 'rowspan="2"' deep inside the DocBook
> website stylesheets were 'rowspan="3"', but that was more than I
> wanted to customise at this time of night.
> 
> I'll leave the RSS stuff up to you, Stefan.

The attached patch replaces the current 'news.html' content by the
rss news feed from sf.net. The styling still needs a lot of work,
but as that can all be done via css customization, I'll keep that
issue open for the moment.
Please add some news (on the sf.net) so we can all see the rss feed
working :-)

I'd still like to see the website give a more accurate impression of
the current status of the project. I'm not sure though how feasable that
is without more manual work (from your part). Can't the unit tests
be run automatically and some status page generated from that ?

Just so that occasional visitors that want to watch the progress
in terms of feature coverage could get a quick impression.

Any suggestions ?

Kind regards,
		Stefan