In the spirit of contributing, I have mocked up a suggested new format for the html documentation at: http://drking.webstarts.com/index.html It merely shows the ideas. Most of the links don't work (only 'home' works for the navigation). Most of the pages aren't there (* in the contents = available). I realise it's a bit radical, but almost all of the existing documentation content would be re-used, just in a different order. The major change is that the contents are structured and brief, on 1 screen rather than 27; I think I'd know where to click to get the information I wanted. I've used the main GIMP site style, and have put navigation buttons at both top and bottom. In terms of actual content, see the Basic Concepts page, which I've re-written: images are closer to the relevant text; they are smaller, but there are more of them. There are links out to the relevant sections. You'll probably find errors/omissions - but I thought it might be good to share, warts and all. What do you think? Practical or not? Improved or not? David _______________________________________________ Gimp-docs mailing list Gimp-docs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-docs
