Looks good. The editing looks familiar with the common widgets from 
editors  and powerful enough for the needs of the Squeak web site.
I have a few questions:
Do you have external persistency so we can save space on the server ?
How is content in the side boxes edited ?
Is the interface translated ?

Karl

Janko Mivšek wrote:
> Dear Squeakers,
>
> Demo of new squeak.org on http://squeaksite.aidaweb.si:9000 has now 
> also more public editing rights. Just login as:
>
>     demo/demo
>
> ...and you should have Edit link up-right or edit icon below central 
> text. Clicking on it should open a WYSIWYG editor of content.
>
> If you'll got a message "Please wait, page is currently locked by 
> user: Demo user", then someone else is just editing that page. Wait 
> for message: "Page is now released and ready to edit" or go back and 
> select other page and try editing it.. Also, editing on IE6 is not 
> supported yet, while IE7 is.
>
> Try also uploading some image in below box, then simply drag it into 
> the text and resize it by dragging borders. Simply isn't it?
>
> That's it, I think you can now see how easy is to maintain Scribo 
> based website and therefore I think it will also be easy to delegate 
> some maintenance duties to broader public. Of course there are still 
> other things to finish like RSS reader etc etc, soon, a day or two...
>
> I hope that now you are convinced that with Aida/Scribo and vibrant 
> community behind which is able to deliver, a Squeak website would be 
> in safe hands and that you'll accept my offer.
>
> Best regards
> Janko
>
>
> Janko Mivšek wrote:
>> Dear Squeakers,
>>
>> As promised I prepared a demo of current Squeak website migrated to 
>> Aida/Scribo CMS. I migrated both design and first level of content to 
>> show, how flexible is Scribo in dealing with both different design 
>> and things like Url format in case of SmallWiki. You can see demo here:
>>
>>     http://squeaksite.aidaweb.si:9000
>>
>> Demo is actually pretty complete, what is still missing is a dynamic 
>> tree  menu on the left (currently is static) and some other minor 
>> things. In any case with this demo I convinced even myself that 
>> moving Squeak website is definitively possible and it will open 
>> further improvements on content, spreading authoring to more people, 
>> adding more dynamic content, etc etc.
>>
>> I hope that you are now a bit more convinced that two days ago...:)
>>
>> Best regards
>> Janko
>>
>>
>