It is not really "in my nature" to let a project go before I feel I have met my project goals, but I understand that I have spent all the time I have been allotted and it is time to turn it over to you to begin figuring out what role each of your CE branches wishes to take, now that a tool to organize local content has been developed. This series of "salmon pages" does not yet really encapsulate all of the material I have pulled together nor all of the concepts we discussed. I believe it was clear at our meeting that this project was a huge task on an expanding path and the immediate goal for the last phase of this part of the project was to to come up with something that was immediately useful and would be easily managable over the long haul. To this end, I have developed a workable and apparently rather original metaphor for these pages that provides a workable form of the "geographical organization" scheme that we developed at the group meeeting at the Ft. Casey lighthouse 2 weeks ago. Rather than running javascript to allow mouseovers, the interface is based on a series of nested tables - and should be accessible to any browser from Netscape 2.0 forward. These nested tables create an easy-to-populate and easy-to-maintain geographical organization system that "drills down" to find ever more detailed data. It appears to run fast, requires neither frames nor scripts, and could be set to provide a very "deep" structure, if needed. Some pages based on the geographical organization system are now "up" and have been undergoing review by other website designers for the past 24 hours. I am debugging some of the linkages and creating additional icons right now. The rest of the structure will be up today, and the content provides a tutorial on how to approach loading content into this structure. You will note that the code is heavily commented. There is a javascript-based menu system that I will post to these pages once other areas are running smoothly. Joe Breskin July 2 1999 (360) 385 3771 airstream@olympus.net YOU WILL NOTE THAT THE ENTIRE INTERFACE IS "LIVE" WITH SEVERAL CELLS RESERVED FOR FUTURE USES
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