A New Look, And A Topical Index

Published 2001-11-20    Printer-friendly version

This week brings a number of changes to Clarion Magazine. First, there's the new visual design. The ClarionMag site now makes more extensive use of style sheets, and will probably look best under IE, although we've gone to some effort to make things readable with various versions of Netscape as well.

More importantly, article pages now have navigation aids to help you find your way around the site. With more than a million words and over 850 articles by scores of authors, ClarionMag.com is an incredible source of information for Clarion developers. The difficulty is finding the information you need, when you need it. At the top of each article page you'll now find a topic list. Click on any link in this list, and you'll be taken to the topical index, which will show you a list of available subtopics. Click on a subtopic to get a list of available articles.

As well, each article now also lists related subcategories and articles on the right side of the page. Let me know if you find these links helpful. The topical index is under constant revision; if you think an article should be assigned to or removed from a category, I'd like to hear about. 

Although a number of people have tested the new layout, there are still a few rough edges. If you find something that isn't working properly, email me. You can also post your comments at the bottom of this page.

Dave Harms

Publisher

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