> > >You have half a dozen top level menu items. That should be
> represented
> > >as one list with half a dozen list items in it, not as half a dozen
> > >lists with only a single item in each.
> >
> > I'm not sure what your objection is here. Are you saying there are
> > rules to using a list?
David:
> > And, my code is not nonsense to me -- I understand it.
>
>That's nice - but I would expect markup to be written for browsers,
>not for its own author. :)
It must make sense to the browsers, because it works. If it was
nonsense, wouldn't the browsers object? And, if your reasoning is
On 02/11/05, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And, my code is not nonsense to me -- I understand it.
That's nice - but I would expect markup to be written for browsers,
not for its own author. :)
> >You have half a dozen top level menu items. That should be represented
> >as one list with half a
>On 01/11/05, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> >Why is each top level item in a list with just one item in it?
>>
>> To mimic the typical menu layout
David Doward wrote:
>Layout is the job of CSS, you shouldn't have to write nonsensical
>markup to represent that.
Well... css is doing the j
On 01/11/05, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Why is each top level item in a list with just one item in it?
>
> To mimic the typical menu layout
Layout is the job of CSS, you shouldn't have to write nonsensical
markup to represent that.
You have half a dozen top level menu items. That should
David:
I'll try to answer your questions as I can -- for now:
>Why is each top level item in a list with just one item in it?
To mimic the typical menu layout you find in applications.
You see, in any application you may have, the top menu item is
usually a category and, as such, seldom takes
> > Good job! One comment/question: have you
> > tried/considered keyboard navigation? Would it be
> > possible to update the code to accommodate tabbing and
> > selection of child sub menus in the drop downs using
> > the keyboard?
>
> I wrote a script to take care of this. It goes only one level
Krassy wrote:
> Good job! One comment/question: have you
> tried/considered keyboard navigation? Would it be
> possible to update the code to accommodate tabbing and
> selection of child sub menus in the drop downs using
> the keyboard?
I wrote a script to take care of this. It goes only one level
--- tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
> --- for how it works, looks, and if it is
> technically correct.
Hi Tedd,
Good job! One comment/question: have you
tried/considered keyboard navigation? Would it be
possible to update the code to accommodate tabbing a
On 01/11/05, tedd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please review this page --
> http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
In Opera, the drop down menu appears over the preceeding paragraph and
not in the gap.
It suffers the usual problem of requiring users to have the motor
skills to track the menu exa
Hi gang:
Please review this page --
http://www.sperling.com/examples/menuh/
--- for how it works, looks, and if it is technically correct.
Thanks in advance for your review, suggestions, or corrections.
tedd
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