Tried and failed to override CSS from within PageLines. Probably will need to install and then modify the TimeLineJS plugin.

On the tablet, the Search bar at the top is a little messed up. The text is too far left.

It should be short and sweet.

There are some links in various places to Lurker archives for ros-users and ros-release. They currently point to the old archives at code.ros.org. They should be updated to point to the new archives at lists.ros.org, but those Lurkers are currently broken because of database permissions issues.

Sometimes there's a part of the border showing from behind the hero. See right side of Pirobot hero.

What shall it be this time around? Patrick's book?

Don't use ?page_id=NN. Pick something friendlier. Then be sure to update any links.

Waiting on education testimonial content to cherry-pick from.

Remove the Licensing page from the footer.

On the Press kit page, add the two logo files. Brian, I'll send them to you. File type not supported here. Folks should be able to download/save the ROS logo. Add the following text (and feel free to change it):

"Feel free to use the ROS logo. Please be sure to leave sufficient white space around the edges of the logo."

For Contact Us, shall we have something like, "For media inquiries, please contact Tim Smith at...."?? or use [email protected]?

Awaiting content from testimonial providers.

The goal is to have text elements beneath the hero slider, in place of the list bullets that are there. It will likely require hacking of the javascript code that drives the slider; that's where the list bullets are inserted.

So far, we have one probably-final image; need 4 more. Text will come from testimonials (#17).

It doesn't stand out much. Increase font and button size.

I can’t seem to find the Search bar when I look on my mobile. It seems to not fit on smaller displays. Maybe that's the right behavior, given limited real estate.

On load, the map is zoomed in all the way. I also can’t get it to show all markers at once

Describe the main parts of ROS.

The idea is to semi-automatically scrape info from certain GitHub repos.

In the mobile version of the navbar, the menu items that shouldn't be links (i.e., the items that have children) take you to a Google search for http:/# (at least on my Android phone).

Per #5, maybe we should have those items link to the first of their children, instead of linking to nothing. Perhaps fixing #5 will automatically fix this bug, too.

Clicking Why ROS? for example, will take you to Is ROS For Me? because it’s the first option in that drop down.

I tried this; doesn’t seem easy because of the machinery that controls the dropdown action. But I did make the equivalent thing work for the sidebar menu (e.g., Features links to Features->Core Components).

The one built into Firefox is handy.

We're currently hotlinking to the images used in the timeline. @spaecke has collected the images and sent them to @gerkey. We should upload the images to the site and replace the hotlinks.

Once the remaining content is in, Steffi needs to proofread:

• Features
• Education testimonial
• Sarah O testimonial
• ROS Intro hero text

From @wjwwood : I saw this on OS X with Chrome, it’s probably just padding weirdness.

After submitting a request for a donation receipt, a button appears that invites you to make your own form. Is there a way to get rid of that?

Right now, it's 3 columns wide if the display allows, and 1 column wide otherwise.

It would be nice to support more options, such as 4 or 5 columns on very wide displays and 2 columns on intermediate displays (e.g., tablets or phones turned sideways).

Right now we're reusing the built-in PageLines columnizing classes; making these changes might require moving away from those clases.

I am using chrome on OS X.

@spaepcke asked me to file this.

Otherwise, how will people be able to donate?

When looking at the website on a large monitor, the footer appears in the middle of the page.

This page:

http://rosorg.osrfoundation.org/integration/

needs to be filled in.

The content is here:

http://osrf.github.io/www.ros.org/features/#integration-with-other-libraries

It does not include the next section, titled Community Packages.

It's not quite simple enough

Steffi working with Sabina in Slovenia

Move the text up on each page so that the page header is aligned with the header in the left-side navigation bar.

The mobile version of the navbar only includes first-level children of main menu items. As a result, there's no way to get to, for example Why ROS?->Features->Integration.

Don't render the sidebar on small displays. Count on the navbar, which has a mobile version (need #10 fixed, of course).

The search results when searching for something take you to a page with some weird blog-like stuff on the right side. Not pressing, but maybe just get rid of that extra stuff.

Perhaps more seriously, the search box doesn't appear to actually search the content that we're putting in through the DMS interface. Maybe it's only searching the WordPress page content (of which we currently have none)?

Login to PayPal, upload a logo, etc.

On the history page, it would be nice if the top of the timeline were visible without scrolling. Currently, on my 15" laptop, there's a gap after the text, and the timeline is only visible after scrolling. Some folks might miss it.

Motivated by the desire to avoid the Google-branded confirmation screen (#39).

I think that they should remain light grey.

Add the wiki.png, answers.png and blog.png icons to the left of the three items in the bottom row. Left-align the text so it's up against the icon (with some breathing room), but keep the icons + text combo centered in the column as the text is now.

@gerkey, is this in your magical CSS files, or is it something I can try from Pagelines? Haven't been able to track it down.