Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Benoit,
>> I think, Benoit will add a table of contents and improve
>> navigation. I admit, that I always lost the "where is
>> the next chapter" button and missed the "where am I
>> now?".
>
> I asked if I could tinker the logic before delving into
> content. What one sees now is what one gets when one
> wants content before structure. And that's the last time
> I will do that.
I can not follow you argument. Besides I did not mean to
critisise anything, except that I would suggest to add a TOC
and some info "where am I". You mention, that it is built
like a slide show. That how I see it as well. But on slides
for a presentation I also give a short "outline of the talk"
and some info like "page 5/15".
Additionally, I do not see a point why not to add it even
once finished.
>> Also at some point a nice css might come along and
>> improve the general look and feel visually. I think this
>> was not yet the main point.
>
> This is the main point, in fact, since you can't have a
> CSS without a structure.
Hm. I think one can get <h1> and some colouring defined
later on. Something like blending the look. I didn't mean
more than that.
>> I do not want to judge, if it is better to fill the
>> tutorial that already exists, or to start it from scratch
>> again. I don't have to do it, so this is IMHO up to
>> Benoit.
>
> It's a bit late now to decide that I don't write this
> tutorial, isn't it ?
I do not decide anything. You said to do it from scratch,
that's fine with me as it would have been if you "said I'll
use what's there". What I wanted to say is just: it's up to
you to decide.
> I could explain why I think my tutorial is more
> appropriate, both on content and form. But I will wait
> for more detailed comments first.
I do not think that it is bad for a guided tour. Don't get
me wrong here.
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