On Tue, 27 May 2003 16:10:48 -0700, Geoffrey Hoffman wrote: > DHTML menus are really neat for us dexterous, able-bodied types. However, if > you must comply with accessibility standards AND you want to use a wiz-bang > DHTML menu, then you must also have an alternate site navigation in the HTML > text or a noscript tag. OK, I take your point, however I am referring to menus that are based on ordered multi-level lists that then use primarily CSS and some js to provide the interactivity. Assuming there is no js or you are using a text reader, you should just see the menu in a simple bulleted list format, which I thought should suffice. With regards activating the menus, this isn't something I had considered. What would you say is the best method? > view http://ucpnet.org/ I like the menus here, they are similar to what we want. Cheers, Julian VoelckerReceived on Tuesday, 27 May 2003 19:52:27 GMT
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