- From: Terrence Wood <tdw@funkive.com>
- Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 12:04:39 +1300
- To: "'WAI-IG'" <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Colin Lieberman: > reconsider how you are describing it. > "Linked List" is a fairly specific sort of construction in Computer > Science Thanks for the lesson in computer science nomenclature. Luckily, the context in which the phrase was used is not computer science, and I doubt it caused any confusion =) Paul, I commented on this thread at WSG, but cc my comments here for anyone interested. Paul Novitski: > 1) The semantic relationship of parent menu item to sub-menu is > obscured if not lost. Provide a structural label for top-level navigation, this will make the relationship far more explicit. Using the labels from your main navigation device as headings for the sub-menus will also serve to strengthen the relationship. > 2) Because the sub-menu is not structurally nested within the parent > item, some visual layouts of the menu will be difficult or impossible, > such as the nested folder metaphor. You can enhance the layout with a little javascript to achieve any layout you can imagine, you just need to account for the non-javascript design. kind regards Terrence Wood.
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