Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote: > Hi > > I really like this script, but I'm not sure to agree on the definition > of unobtrusive. > If I click the exemple " 4. /Unobtrusive, Multi Modal/ " with > javascript disabled, then nothing happens. > No javascript => No content is obtrusive to my opinion. > It probably would suit better to the definition of unobtrusive with a > static link to the content... > > olivvv Olivier,
I see where you are coming from & will have to come up w/ better verbiage than "unobtrusive", as "unobtrusive" has a narrow definition in the "web 2.0" context -- as I see it; "retains functionality across a broad range of platform deployments". What I meant by "unobtrusive" in example 4 was "not blatant, arresting, or aggressive" -- meaning that you can still interact with the page while the dialog/notice/window is open. As the plugin is a "web 2.0"-ish thing, I ought to respect the "web 2.0"-ish definitintion of "unobtrusive" & not only provide some real world unobtrusive examples of jqModal but to correct my crappy choice of words in example 4 ;) Thanks for the concern! :) ~ Brice _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
