[wp-docs] What once was Desigining for Contests

[Carthik Sharma]

This seems like [[Theme Development]]'s brother, or sister.

While the pages are entirely different, they address different parts
of the same question.

I would think that Lorelle's page could be called [[Designing Themes]]
and the [[Theme Development]] page could be rolled in, or vice-versa.

With a lot of articles, the size of the articles is getting really
really long -- too long to hold the reader's attention.

What about splitting these articles, with the parent article and
subpages of the parent, with the rext from the different sections in
the article? We could have ""next page >>" and "previous page" links
on the articles and thus provide continuity, and keep the reader's
attention and interest.

Please voice opinions.

This could help starting with Lorelle's page here.

Carthik.


On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 23:23:45 -0600, lorelle at cameraontheroad.com
<lorelle at cameraontheroad.com> wrote:
> What once was called "Designing Themes for Contests" should now be known as
> "Designing Themes for Public Release"....unless there are any other shouts
> from the title experts...is ready for release to the public...ha!
> 
> http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Lorelle/Designing_Themes_for_Contests
> 
> Over the next couple of weeks I will slice and dice the article down so
> validation and a few other sections are actually mini-articles with only a
> call out to them from this main article. But the information is good and
> needed so it can go out until I get the rest of the articles done.
> 
> Release away, folks.
> 
> Oh, almost forgot.  This is the first of the Lesson series started on the
> forum. What's the scoop on having a Lessons - Tutorials -
> whateveritiscalled - section on the Codex?  I've got a bunch more to do and
> while they will fit into the whole, it would be nice to have them
> highlighted as tutorials.
> 
> Lorelle
> 
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