Charles Belov wrote on Tuesday, November 09, 2010 1:30 PM > This post is to check on planned abilities for styling form > elements and to suggest some if they have not been previously > suggested. The use case is for people with physical or > conceptual disabilities or on small-screen devices who have > trouble with drop-down menus or small multi-select windows, > to be able to override certain choices of a website for form fields. > > The proposed styles would cover the following features: > > - Render each element in a selection menu as a list of radio buttons. > - Render each element in a multi-select menu as a list of check boxes. > > Obviously, there would likely be other changes to the page > layout needed in a user style sheet that did this, but this > would be a way to make certain form elements more accessible. Redirecting to css3-box and css3-layout. It appears I need to propose additional items for the display property: display:option-drop-down; would display the select options as a drop-down menu (single select only). display:option-box-list; would display the select options in a box in which the end-user clicks on a item to select it, or, in the case of a multi-select, could shift-click or control/command-click to select additional items. display:option-separate; would display each select option as a separate radio button item (for single select) or checkbox (for multi-select). Hope this helps, Charles Belov SFMTA WebmasterReceived on Friday, 12 November 2010 22:51:16 UTC
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