- From: Matthew Smith <matt@kbc.net.au>
- Date: Sun, 15 Jan 2006 08:16:34 +1030
- To: WAI Interest Group <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hi All I have a situation with the online RSS aggregator that I have under development which I would like to put to you for comment. The aggregator presents a number of channels channels - each marked up with an h3 heading. Within each channel, there is a <ul> list of items from the feed, each marked up with an h4 heading. In order to make it easy to perform bulk operations on items, each one has an associated checkbox. This allows for a large number of items to be deleted or archived in a single operation. The checkboxes use the h3 heading of the article as a label. So far, I do not see a problem. However, until recently, the text of the h3 heading has also been a link to the article in question. I moved this link out of the h4 heading, as I though that this element was being overloaded. It now appears that not having the heading as the link appears to be counter-intuitive for users (myself included). Would anyone like to comment on whether returning the link to the title actually causes a problem or whether my concern about overloading the element is unjustified? I have listed snippets of HTML, showing the two approaches, at <http://aggie.websticky.net/overload_issue.html> Cheers M -- Matthew Smith IT Consultancy & Web Application Development http://www.kbc.net.au Skype: callto://msmiffy
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