Shipping Safari actually supports <hr> as separators in <select>
dropdowns now. We needed this for Dashboard widgets that wanted to
be able to put separators into their select UI.
dave
On Dec 7, 2005, at 4:00 PM, Ian Hickson wrote:
Then again, toolbars often have separators, so maybe they're a
type of
list anyways and require <li>-type markup, thus making <menu type>
more
appropriate. Hmm...
<hr> is our separator element. Not sure what it stands for exactly.
"Here
is a separatoR", maybe. *cough*
Above, the type "menu" is assumed to be a sort of context menu
activated
either by a true context menu feature or by a <menulabel>. Then
again,
<commandbar>-type elements are flat, and while they may have
groupings/separators (for toolbars, at least), they don't have
multilevel groupings.
They kind of do, in some contexts, e.g. drop-down buttons.
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