On Wednesday 17 February 2010 14:54:40 Josef Reidinger wrote: > Katarina Machalkova write: > > I'm not a big fan of the idea of unpacking a list item "on mouse over" - > > longer stay on such page makes me feel dizzy (in a sense: "like on stormy > > sea"). > > What I prefer is unpacking on demand, with some arrow icon hints. Like in > > jquery accordion demo: http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Accordion > > Yes, I prefer it also. Just add also hide again on second click (accordion > doesn't do it also) > Maybe this won't be so popular opinion, but I thought that Accordion fits for organizing many _different_ parts of a form/content. Here we are organizing many _similar_ parts of form. In our case I would expect the form to stay on one place and only change the data - much like in yast2-qt software repositories, but place selector of repositories on left side and single repository configuration on right side. I don't say that using the Accordion is bad, just that I think it was meant for different use-cases (go over large form/content which is divided into sections without scrolling).
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