- From: Michael Seaton <mseaton@inforamp.net>
- Date: Sat, 9 Mar 1996 00:01:33 -0500 (EST)
- To: Chris Josephes <cpj1@winternet.com>
- Cc: www-html@w3.org
On Fri, 8 Mar 1996, Chris Josephes wrote: > What's this about the LINK tag being used to implement a button bar? > Does this have to do with the w3 version of LINK, or is this more suited > to the WebRouser version of the tag. I don't have any experience with that particular browser, but the sample pages on its site appear to use <LINK> in a manner nearly identical to the one described in the HTML3 draft. The only obvious difference is their use of role= in place of of rel=. (A rather curious change to make, in my opinion.) > I suppose I could see a specil button for a link to a stylesheet since > stylesheets are supposed to be optional, but how would that work for an > external banner? The idea isn't to display a button for every <LINK>, but only for those used to connect the page to others within a larger document. I.e: <LINK rel=next> <LINK rel=previous> <LINK rel=top> <LINK rel=copyright> and possibly <LINK rel=bookmark title="More about Avocadoes"> but not <LINK rel=banner> or <LINK rel=stylesheet>. > ----------------------- Christopher P. Josephes ---------------------------- -- Michael Seaton(mseaton@inforamp.net)
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