Along the lines of accessibility *and* being able to choose tags, what about something like this:
1) update.bml - post your entry, add your icon, mood, content level (14+/18+) - everything BUT tags, 2) click on 'post' 3) now you're taken to an 'add tags to this entry' page ( OPTIONAL format maybe?? ) 4) on this new page, you can click checkboxes next to all of the tags you want to add to this entry or have the option of adding a new tag, complete w/ hierarchical parts as necessary This takes out some of the auto-complete and allows for accessibility for users who can't use / don't like / don't have javascript etc. It also, if you're horrible about remembering which freaking tags you've actually USED in the past, eliminates the step of 'post entry' / 'edit tags'. Instead of that extra click, you're already *on* the tags page and can add whatever you need to. H2 On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 11:10 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > It's already been mentioned in passing by somebody else that the > existing interface is very low overhead from a user perspective, > unlike the tag manager page. I'd like to poke a note about > accessibility into this. Auto completion and tag manager forms > are great for many users, but in a lot of cases have very limited > accessibility. Anything which provides high-quality hierarchical > tag management, would be great, but if the only way to manage it > is through JavaScript and forms, that does limit its > accessibility. An example of tag management with pretty > horrendous accessibility is that used in del.icio.us (which, to > be fair, is also tag management with pretty horrendous > functionality). > > -jadelennox > _______________________________________________ > dw-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.dwscoalition.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dw-discuss > -- Highlander II Currently reading: "Furies of Calderon" by Jim Butcher http://www.h2smsk.com http://hdresdenwizard.h2smsk.com http://vanhelsing.h2smsk.com/ http://jamesmarsters.h2smsk.com
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