- From: Matthew Raymond <mattraymond@earthlink.net>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 17:45:55 -0500
Nate H. wrote: >> First of all, my suggestion is that submenus always have an >>associated <menulabel>. > > I've taken <menulabel> to be a text label specifically and wonder > about menus opened from an icon-only, such as would be found on a > toolbar. I think it's up to the user agent to decide what to do with the contents of a <menulabel>. Since <menulabel> is a new element, we can always add the <command> element's |icon| attribute from the current spec, or allow the use of <img> and other markup within <menulabel>. That seems to be a step ahead of what we're discussing at the moment, though. Right now, we're just trying to figure out general menu markup structure. Also, keep in mind that the user agent should be free to ignore some attributes/elements if the platform of the user agent doesn't support the features they use. An example would be a device that can't display images inside menus. As a result, it's better to provide a wide array of "should" features in markup than give the web authors too few options.
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