- From: Tina Holmboe <tina@greytower.net>
- Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 19:34:34 +0200 (CEST)
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
On 9 Sep, david poehlman wrote:
> Lists of links are lists of links. If all you have are lists of links, I
> guess you have no main content, but seriosly, if you have a heading that
> breaks the page into two areas, I can easily jump between them without
> having to go through all the links associated with each.
So if I have a
<h2>Hovedlist av lenker for å finne veien på nettstedet</h2>
<!-- list of links follows -->
<h2>Inneholdsfortegnelse</h2>
<!-- more lists of links follow -->
<h2>Det var en gang ... </h2>
<!-- lots of paragraphs, a few tables, a list or two, more paragraphs ... -->
<h2>Vi takker disse for hjelpen</h2>
<!-- more links follows -->
you can easily jump to the content, and bypass the navigation, yes ?
So, which one of them is the navigation ? Which one is the content ?
If you are referring to a general "jump between headers" function,
that allready exist and doesn't quite - I'd say - do the same thing.
Yes, a UA-AT can differ between headers. But it can't say WHICH header
belongs to the navitation and which does not. Only the author can
indicate such a relationship.
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