[OWASP-PORTAL] New Site Design

[Ben Poweski]

As some of you may or may not know, I've been busy coming up with a cms
solution for oPortal.



Originally the plan was to write one from scratch. But after delving into
it, and realizing there is a spec dedicated to just that (JSR 170), I feel
that integrating an open source one would meet our needs much better.



So, right now I'm integrating magnolia.



And why I'm at it, I figure we'd do a face lift on the site.



This is a stab at what I think it should look like. Keep in mind it will
degrade in older non compliant browsers, but it should do so in a manner
that looks like basic html with no formatting.



Also I'm shooting for Xhtml strict, and so far have met that.



Send your thoughts!





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[Mark Curphey]

Looks good. Is there a way we could collaboratively desn some site templates for things like the Chapters pages and project pages ? How would we do it, skunk works it in HTML and then forward to this list ?

Ben Poweski <ben.poweski at ceterum.net> wrote:

As some of you may or may not know, I?ve been busy coming up with a cms solution for oPortal.







Originally the plan was to write one from scratch. But after delving into it, and realizing there is a spec dedicated to just that (JSR 170), I feel that integrating an open source one would meet our needs much better.







So, right now I?m integrating magnolia.







And why I?m at it, I figure we?d do a face lift on the site.







This is a stab at what I think it should look like. Keep in mind it will degrade in older non compliant browsers, but it should do so in a manner that looks like basic html with no formatting.







Also I?m shooting for Xhtml strict, and so far have met that.







Send your thoughts!










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