- From: Will Pearson <will-pearson@tiscali.co.uk>
- Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 16:29:48 -0000
- To: <www-svg@w3.org>
Hi; "Doug Schepers" wrote: "> This would be completely unintuitive to the user. I *strongly* suggest that > the SVG WG reconsider the use cases for this feature and its behavior. My > suggestion is that nav-[direction] operate on the visual location, not the > document order. I think that this should be the default, if not only, > attribute value." I agree. A user's expectation would be that the focus moves upwards in their world if they tell it too. "Their world" is composed of the visual rendering and not the invisible document order. So, this should be the case in viewers and authoring tools. Having it act on spatial relationships and not document order will also help a non visual user to atain the meaning conveyed by the spatial relationships, as they can at least determine the directional relationships between elements through exploration with directional nav. Will
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