Bug #230
closed
Change LibreOffice logo's link to local websites homepage
Added by Zeki Bildirici about 10 years ago.
Updated about 10 years ago.
Description
Hi,
Currently the LibreOffice logo on tr.libreoffice.org(default big logo on upper left corner of the screen) refers to LibreOffice global site's homepage at http://www.libreoffice.org/. Other locales has the same issue like de.libreoffice.org.
This must be changed to local websites homepage - > xx.libreoffice.org
The main aim to provide localized websites to serve info in local language, redirecting people to global website is no good. The visitpor even can't speak English... And can lost in the global content and we can't promote our local content.
I know newdesing is on the way, but this must be fixed as soon as possible.
Reminder: WWW component says do use redmine but, there is no catagory here for SivlerStripe, websites etc.
Best regards,
Zeki
- Tracker changed from Bug to Feature
- Status changed from New to Feedback
- Priority changed from Urgent to Normal
Cloph says it has always been that way, so it's no bug per se. We have the list of native language pages to reach out to other sites.
What I propose: Please initiate a discussion on the website list if this should be changed, and if so, comment on this issue. Changing is trivial, but would be different from what we had so far, so some short discussion on the list is advisable.
- Tracker changed from Feature to Bug
Will you initiate a discussion on the website list? If not, I propose we close this issue.
With "you" I mean Zeki :)
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
I'm closing this one - the newdesing page defaults to point to the current subsite - and there it also makes sense, as there is no other menu-entry to go to the toplevel.
OTOH there no longer is a toplevel-menu entry to go to the nl-pages, so rather than discussion about the Logo, I expect more discussion about making the nl-sites more discoverable :-)
On the "old" pages, I see no reason, as there is a dedicated "home" menu entry in the navbar.
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