Websites

Welcome

The Fedora Websites initiative aims to improve Fedora's image and to create the best possible interface for users and contributors on the Internet.

About Fedora Websites

The key goals of this effort include:

• Trying to consolidate all the key Fedora websites onto one uniform scheme
• Maintaining the content that doesn't fall under any particular sub-project
• Generally, making the sites be as fun and exciting as the project they represent

In order to better achieve these goals, as well as to benefit the community, the work of this project will involve third-party site maintainers where possible. The direct work of this project is limited to the formal Fedora site:

fedoraproject.org

Work on specific sections of the sites will be coordinated with the appropriate projects. A great deal of coordination will be necessary with the Fedora Infrastructure Team , Fedora Documentation Project and the Fedora Marketing Project .

For a list of community websites, see the CommunityWebsites page.

Join the Fedora Websites Project

To learn how to join Fedora Websites Project, please refer to the Join page. If you just have a quick fix or suggestion, give Show Us a look.

Bugs

Bug tracking for the Fedora websites is handled through the Fedora Infrastructure Trac instance at https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ (file a ticket under the Webmaster component )

Alternatively, email webmaster AT fedoraproject DOT org which is handled by fedora-websites-list .

Bugs that are related to the Fedora Documentation Project can be reported using this template .

A list of active page building requests from other projects within Fedora are located here Current Page Requests

Communicating

Mailing List

The mailing list behind this effort is the fedora-websites-list mailing list. All contributors to this effort and interested third-party site maintainers should join this list.

IRC

The #fedora-websites channel on freenode is the best place to go for chat.

Meetings

Details about the regular meetings for the Fedora Websites team can be found on the Meetings page.

Resources

CSS and Images

One can find all CSS files and images used in the Fedora sites on the web. And we encourage the community to use them directly from our urls in a cascading implementation.

This is especially true when working on official fedoraproject.org domains ( things on this list ):

Websites/DomainsList

Fedora CSS in your application

Load the main Fedora CSS file

[1]

And then load your custom css file and override elements as needed:

/w/skins/fedora/main.css or /css/fedora_planet.css

Fedora Images in your application

Images simply need to be loaded via their 'href' attributes' url:

[2]

Boilerplate responses to common mailing list inquires

Boilerplate Responses

Projects

• Fedora Spins

Agenda

The current meeting agenda for the Fedora Websites initiative is tracked on the Schedule page.