[documentation] Handbook re-org

[Steven Peck]

Ok.  I went through several edits and misc other stuff but keep
running into time crunches and distractions....

So let's just toss out broad outlines.  The first book will no longer
be the existing 'About Drupal'
We'll start with the base, "Installation and configuration".  Yes
there will be some cross over stuff here but we can deal with it.

As it is designed to somewhat version specific with parts that are not
we can sort of split it.
* Getting Started *
- Project and features
- Before you start
- Drupal 6
+- Installation etc
- Drupal 5
+ - Installation etc
- Drupal 4.7
+ - This will contain many of the older pages that aren't getting unpublished.
-Concepts
- - Collected articles etc.

BTW ( Addison's ideas were better then mine so here they are)
* HowTos and Snippets*
- HowTos
+ - The advanced user guide
+ - Site recipes
+ - Theme tutorials
+ - Contrib module HowTos
- Snippets (partial solutions, bits and pieces)
+ - Introduction to the concept / use / risks
+ - PHP Snippets
+ - PHP Template Snippets
+ - Contributed modules
- Videocasts


* Theme developers guide *
-Theming overview - introduce things.
+ - Engines overview engines with a lean towards phptemplate
+ I get fuzzy on the details after this part.  There aare differences
between 4.7-5.0 and 6.0.  dvessel is actually writing theme docs for
D6 right now separately so we have a start right there for some what
versioned docs.  How to integrate them in a sane manner still needs
some thought and response.

* Developing for Drupal *
Currently I am not planning on touching this yet.  I do have some
ideas on it but just re-organizing two and integrating a third is
enough initial scope.  There are two main areas in this book though.
One is module development, the other is drupal.org project use and
maintenance of projects/cvs/etc.  So it may be good to give it some
thought for later.

* Drupal Site Resources * or some such inclusive title.
This pulls in the stuff that was in About Drupal.
The About Drupal documentation goes in.

I have more thoughts but am stopping here

Steven Peck