The Bugzilla website needs an overhaul

[David Miller]

On 10/23/2003 2:49 PM -0700, Mike Morgan wrote:

> It brings up an good question in my mind about mozilla.org -- do they
> have an established web identity and/or template tools so project pages
> can have a similar look and feel in _certain areas_ of their pages that
> tie them into mozilla.org without sacrificing individuality?  An example
> of such an 'area' would be a consistent banner, image, horizontal nav,
> etc., that ties bugzilla.org into the main site without MAKING IT the
> main site.
>
> OSU uses a black or orange banner a the top of pages to signify a tie
> into the university, and after that it's free game.  Many universities
> follow this same type of format, like UW, Ohio State, MIT, UofO, etc.
> Example: http://oregonstate.edu/cws/ (my dept's site)

Yeah, if you look at the Bugzilla website at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/bugzilla/ you can see the banner that gets
included on anything viewed via their site that doesn't disable it.  That's
the old design.  The new design is at
http://website-beta.mozilla.org/projects/bugzilla/ and as you can see, we
appear to have some major clashes with their new stylesheet :)

The site update script for bugzilla.org doesn't add the Mozilla
banner/navbar at the moment.
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Dave Miller      Project Leader, Bugzilla Bug Tracking System
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