At 01:53 PM 1/13/99 -0500, Ian Jacobs wrote: > >This is, of course, different from the current tooltip mechanism >which does not involve/change the document's rendering at all. >With relative positioning, the 'visibility' property, and scripts, >you can even simulate a tooltip effect. > But the tooltip does change the document's rendering. It hides portions of the document temporarily to comment on other portions of the document. The tooltip is a move, not a display region. It is a transient behavior. This sort of a method is not in the device model of the the SCREEN display medium in CSS2 even 'though it is a cliche of the GUI screen at the present time. This illustrates how far the W3C standards are from addressing the world in which the Web actually operates. AlReceived on Wednesday, 13 January 1999 14:23:47 GMT
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