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Message #00187
Re: Listing some Menu Selections in CAPITALS ?
Not too long ago I noticed that LINKS was capitalized, also that it is at the top of the L page rather than inserted alphabetically. I think being able to distinguish parent pages is a good idea, because they list relavant links. We would just need to make sure there was a key or explanation to make sure everyone understood what the capitals designate.
>>"Pages that are of particular importance and/or interest could be listed in all Capitals to emphasize this."<<
Except how would we decide which pages are important or of interest? Perhaps the answer to that is too subjective? I think one of your older ideas Geoff, to make a discussion post of "Pages of Interest" might suit better(?)
Just a thought,
Leigh
----- Original Message -----
From: Geoff Smith
Sent: 01/20/14 05:35 PM
To: newdocs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Newdocs] Listing some Menu Selections in CAPITALS ?
Hi team, I have an idea for possible inclusion in NewDocs. My suggestion is illustrated in the A index of NewDocs with the APPLICATIONS link. As you can see, all letters are CAPITALS which I feel could draw the users eye to it. I believe that the menus would be enhanced if the "Rock Solid" Parent Pages were displayed in all Capital Letters. Pages that are of particular importance and/or interest could be listed in all Capitals to emphasize this. Actually I Capitalized APPLICATIONS a few weeks ago, and I have had second thoughts about it as it does include a number of old sub-pages. Perhaps a better example would be one that has come up today, and that is TEAMS which I consider would be an ideal candidate to be in all capitals. It may require a little careful selection in choosing candidates. Anyway, what do you all think? With regards, Geoff. -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~newdocs Post to : newdocs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~newdocs More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
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