A few edits

[Sepero]

I deleted/added a bit of stuff. See how it looks. I cleaned it just a bit, I made the CSS files human readable. I clearly put IRC on the page with a link. Added an iframe for IRC chat in the page for easy access.

I wanted you to see that before I continue. I've got more planned- a FAQ, current status of the project, what to look forward to/what direction we are trying to go, possibly get a (NoSQL Django) logo, put a section listing how people can get involved in contributing, and more

[aburgel]

Thanks for the patch. A few issues to take care of before I merge.

1. The CSS files were minified for performance reasons, lets keep them that way.
2. You forgot to commit django-nonrel.css
3. I think the iframe IRC thing is overkill. I'm not sure if anyone goes to that channel anyways.

Since we only support mongo and appengine now (and that doesn't seem to change anytime soon), keeping their docs in separate boxes might be useful in the future. Like if we want to add FAQs, they will be separate for each backend.

[Sepero]

1. I was planning on separating out a lot of stuff from the css files since over 95% of it isn't used. That would seem to be the better way to improve performance.
2. Good catch. My mistake in my .gitignore file.
3. You're right that people won't go there if they can't get help there. I would like to see that people could get help on more than just the mailing list, but your presence is needed to make it happen. Let's either support irc or get rid of it.
4. I have no problem with the separate boxes for GAE and MongoDB, but to say that we support MongoDB isn't completely the reality anymore. It was supported in 1.3, but that's quickly becoming retired. We'd both like to see future support for MongoDB, but for now, we have to accept that we need a lot more help.

[Sepero]

Everything in dispute has been reverted back to previous form.

[wrwrwr]

I find it convenient to work with Bootstrap's .less files rather than directly with any .css, if you're up for some more extensive styling you might also find this a more effective approach.

You could set up a lesscss compiler, checkout Bootstrap's sources, make a django-nonrel.less starting with a @import '/path/bootstrap.less' and only include one generated (minified) .css on the page. Another option could be the Bootstrap's Sass conversion (Sass is the more or less equivalent to less, seems this is the more popular workflow).

There's been a new Bootstrap release recently, so if you'd rather stick to the straightforward approach updating those .css files may be worth a moment.

Thanks for taking care of the site and sorry for the lengthy, and a bit off-topic, note :-)

[Sepero]

Thanks for the input Wojtek. I lean towards the old fashioned way of doing things, but I'll definitely check out your suggestions :)

[Sepero]

I updated the files from the bootstrap project.

[Sepero]

Everything has been reverted. The only change in this pull request is update's from the Bootstrap project as suggested by Wojtek.