Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Robin Berjon wrote:
SMIL has simple ways of handling this sort of thing
including with timers for menu deactivation that degrade very easily
to browser that don't support it (and could probably have a script
fallback for applicable cases).
To be honest, I think it's going
Robin Berjon wrote:
SMIL has simple ways of handling this sort of thing
including with timers for menu deactivation that degrade very easily to
browser that don't support it (and could probably have a script fallback
for applicable cases).
To be honest, I think it's going a bit too far dragging
Robin Berjon wrote:
> This is besides the point of answering the initial practical question,
> but have there been examples of using some of IE's HTML+TIME (or any
> other integration of HTML with something SMILish) for precisely this
> sort of effect? SMIL has simple ways of handling this sort of
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Kornel Lesinski wrote:
That's the same problem most JS menus have as well.
That may be true for the bad ones, but not for quality JS menus.
And I believe CSS offers no possibility re: a "timer". There are
workarounds, but they bring other issues.
This is besides the point of
