Lex, i would also disagree with you. Sidebars(that hold the main menu) are a thing of the past. A good design always uses a width of around 900px (if it is desired to leave space on the sides). A very large portion of the users (based on worldwide surveys) use 1024x768 or similar resolutions, even on 22&#39;&#39; monitors... (!?!?)<br>
So a sidebar would only take precious space.. considering that you have to leave space between the menu and the content and make the font small so that the labels don&#39;t make it too wide. Take a look at jEdit&#39;s website (<a href="http://jedit.org">jedit.org</a>) when i opened it at fullscreen i stood speechless. The text stretches and thus making it somewhat hard to read. I will make this version of the layout, but it&#39;s considered as a bad practice for several years now.. Trust me i sit all day reading about user experience and front end development.<br>
<br><blockquote style="margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); padding-left: 1ex;" class="gmail_quote">As I said above, newbies will if they can&#39;t find what they want.  If I<br>
can&#39;t find the documentation for a new tool quickly on its website I<br>
won&#39;t even bother to download it, too much of a waste of time, go<br>
somewhere else</blockquote><div><br>Ok, i will make the Documentation button blink :D<br>Now seriously, I think that the menu is nicely divided into categories and easy to work your way through. <br>If a user, no matter experienced or not, goes to the website and wants to search for a plugin for Geany, he would go to the Downloads menu and click Third party packages (i think plugins is better!). I seriously doubt that he will go around the Documentation and Contribute menus :)<br>
<br>The thing that i think needs change is separating the info and news and adding the screenshots to the info.<br>I have a cool idea about the screenshots. I will make the changes on Wednesday :)<br><br>Cheers,<br>Pockata<br>
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