Between Code Across header and paragraph.

there's a broken image in the content and there's a size difference in the main image (ndoch) in opera

I added blog functionality to the Code for Summit County website, which is based on the Hampton Road jekyll site, and I must have done something weird to it because suddenly my logo no longer shows up. I looked through github (https://github.com/CodeForSummitCounty/codeforsummitcounty.org/tree/gh-pages) and was unable to see why the logo is now showing up in the source code with two // in front of it, instead of none. Do you have a quick minute to take a look at it and let me know if you see anything wrong?

In addition to linking people to the code, it would be cool if you could see what language the project was written in and how many open issues the project has. Hopefully it would encourage people to take action.

During time of event, if I check in with Meetup app my thumbnail appears twice.

"Rustico Aungon Rustico Aungon"
http://codeforhamptonroads.org/

For first night, list speakers who are set to speak. Use http://cfasummit.org/ as reference.

Add a section to the event page for invited guests.

Add photos I sent to c4hrva-team@

Caption photos as follows. Link names to LinkedIn profiles.

Sheila Dugan: Digital Inclusion
Manager at EveryoneOn, Code for America Fellow. Virginia Governor's Fellow.

Waldo Jacquith: Open Data
Director of the US Open Data Institute. White House Champion of Change. Virginian.

More to follow.

add a place for new members to add their name for the purposes of showing off who's involved and for github training.

Set up Grunt and optimization tasks.

Make the thumbnails and some words in the copy hyperlinks to details.

Need place to link first.

I'm not sure where/how we should curate details. Currently there are individual slide decks here in our CodeAcross 2014 G-Drive. We could also use HRVAwiki. Whatever we choose we need the ability to enable wide curation, i.e., updating HTML in Github for web pages does not scale.

Our brigade has gotten about 300% better since our designers joined. I don't think we could ever have enough of them. We could also use some internet savy volunteers who don't know anything about coding or graphic design but can edit hrva wiki, test out the bus app, or trade ideas for beer at meetups. I don't think our landing page gets that message across.

Put tags into the page so that we can do things like:

http://codeforhamptonroads.org/codeacross/#challenges

Grow and uDig are committed, Modis is in final discussions, so we'll assume it's a go.

udig: http://www.hrssug.org/SiteAssets/UDig%20Logo.jpg

Grow: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_WC8QOgiwjzc3RSTTNLZVVIN29fV3JVSDNtRnR0SHY2VW4w/edit?usp=sharing

Modis: http://aitprich.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/NEW-Modis-Logo.jpg

CfA has three well defined and structured activities around open data that we should feature on our event page(s) and at the event itself. If feasible, i.e., doesn't make a tl;dr mess, add these to our page and feature them at the tops of the Challenges and Activities sections. (Maybe also reshuffle the others, too, to share time at the top.) List the Open Data Inventory and Open Civic Data Scraper as Activities and the Open Data Policy as a Challenge.

http://www.codeforamerica.org/codeacross-2014/#resources

Sticky navbar, using skrollr or similar library.

http://prinzhorn.github.io/skrollr/

Sponsor implies a promise of something in return for a contribution. We are not promising anything in return. We will prominently thank them in public. We can articulate what we mean by "prominently thank" but it's not a contract, ex:

• logo on web site
• logo on mailers
• signage at events
• public thank you during event and in social media

Other areas like meetings have top menu links and page bookmarks on their image, but projects doesn't.

Images provided by IMH for web:

Onapha: also
on "civic hacking"
in the paticipation thing
should be underline and link to its definition
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The Bootstrap link at the footer is incorrect:

 
      
        
Back to top
        
...People trying to Make Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Suffolk, and Virginia Beach even better...
        
Built and Maintained by c4hrva (Hey that's us). Site Design Based on Bootstrap, Some Images Provided by The Noun Project.
      

Change to:

http://getbootstrap.com/
or
https://dev.twitter.com/blog/bootstrap-twitter

I was attempting to help our page load by updating bootstrap to 3.1.1 and using CDN, when I ran into these issues:

• Our self-hosted bootstrap 3.0.0 version has been modified: Anti-patern. All mods should go in main.css as it loads after bootstrap.css. We now have the painful task of running diff on our current boostrap.css and pulling changes out to main.css (if we ever want to update bootstrap).
• We are hosting bootstrap source, when we shouldn't be. Faster to use CDN minified version: http://www.bootstrapcdn.com

Shrink DE. Get top row more proportional to one another.

It points to http://bus.codeforvirginiabeach.org/busfinder/

Should point to http://bus.codeforhamptonroads.org/

Create Featured Video section.

Give hierarchy to donors section:

1. CfA, DE, TCC
2. Local companies (xTuple, InMotion Hosting)
3. National companies.

lets go production!

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1i4RpQGU0xO2jXTqzsekmWyjOJzw6C0sCPkCC4GCr-AY/edit?usp=sharing

our projects are getting out of control (awesome) and it would be great to have a page showing details on each one, with team members, status updates, etc. Maybe another web tool would be better for this, or maybe just static html for now. http://codeforphilly.org/projects has a good example.

mention there will be dozens of SWAG items, Raffles and Prizes including Nexus 7 tablets, 1Yr Inmotion Hosting, and more.

• Thank everyone who showed up, speakers, sponsors, etc.
• Link challenges to their respective GitHub repos.

@cosmicmeow

remove all things in " " and make them different color or weight avoid quotation marks make the site looks fishy

also the link in the Challenges shouldn't be blue can't see it

the grey highlight for skillsets in the activiies section should be either lighter or darker it's blending in too much with the blue

http://www.tcc.edu/vc/standards/logos.html

Sheila:
Sheila Dugan will talk about digital literacy and EveryoneOn, where she is responsible for communicating their mission to get everyone online.

Waldo:
Waldo Jaquith will tell us why open government data and civic hacking matter and how our local governments and citizens can use open data to improve their lives.

Andreas:
Andreas Addison will share stories from inside the Office of the Mayor at City Richmond, where he is dedicated full time to civic innovation.