- From: Brian Hunger <bhunger@llitechnologies.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 09:16:38 -0400 (EDT)
- To: "'www-style@w3.org'" <www-style@w3.org>
I found this address in an O'reilly book and thought I'd make some suggestions. 1) I think it would be cool if you could specify highlighting color, you know when you hold the left-mouse button down and drag it across text or an image. Most user agents default to the operating system highlight unless there is a dark background which it defaults to white. It'd be nice if you could highlight in step with a color scheme for your site something like this: use psuedo-class like :hover background-color is highlight color is for font P:highlight{background-color:#FF6600; color:#DDDDDD} This style could even be expanded to maybe put a border around highlighted stuff or even use background-color:transparent for an image so if someone accidentally drags his mouse over an image it doesn't turn blue (or OS default). 2) This may already be there & user agent support isn't there, but transparent frames & iframes. That way you could tack a big corporate logo on the back of the page that defines the frameset and have all the frames just show the text over top of that logo. This would really come in handy. 3) Another one would be scrollbar-position. Say you have two frames, a left and a right (ex. Yahoo! Mail's page once you sign in) What if your left frame is longer than your browser window & now you have this ugly scrollbar in the middle of the page. It'd be nice if you specify for the left frame that the scroll bar floats to the left side so the beauty of your page is uninterupted. 4) More control over form elements especially select lists. This may just be a user agent deal, but it should be a specification. 5) Finally, I read somewhere that Netscape was developing something called ActionSheets however it gave no description of what that was. This got me thinking though. I know stylesheets define style but what if there was another "sheet" specification that defined behaviors of elements of a page by class. Say you have a DIV with a CLASS="bob", you could specify on that every class named "bob" performs certain functions onMouseOver, onClick, etc. You catch my idea. Anyways thanks for stylesheets. They make developing that much easier. A CCS lover, Brian
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