Re: <a footnote="proposal">

 From: Harald.T.Alvestrand@uninett.no

| If I were running an experiment on this, I would also add something
| stronger than the current "maybe, maybe not" language, something like:
| 
|   A browser that wishes to participate in this experiment should:
|   - Display a toolbar listing all LINK elements from the document head
|     while viewing a document, with style depending on their REL and/or
|     REV values
---

It's important to not over-constrain the experimentation -- it's
inappropriate to require a toolbar, when some experimenters might want
to do floating palettes or put the links on a pop-up menu or provide
them as a menu... You want to say, as in your next paragraph, that the
browser must provide a way of offering the LINK elements to the user.

---
|   - Provide some means (for instance a button-3 popup) for viewing
|     the information associated with a link, including the target
|     URL and the REL and REV values
|   - Somehow differentiate display of links with REL/REV on them from
|     links without those values. (Color?)
---

Balloon help comes to mind for this one.

scott

--
scott preece
motorola/mcg urbana design center	1101 e. university, urbana, il   61801
phone:	217-384-8589			  fax:	217-384-8550
internet mail:	preece@urbana.mcd.mot.com

Received on Thursday, 17 October 1996 09:05:11 UTC