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Posted by the red dot on 03/05/07 10:12
"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
news:5527gmF22abltU1@mid.individual.net...
> the red dot wrote:
>
> > that may be so, but i dont want a webpage that is taken up with links
> > leaving no space for content which is what will happen if i also
textually
> > include all the links to the films, as well as the links to other parts
of
> > the website, particularly in the case of users increasing the size of
the
> > text to their preferred size, alongside those who have their window
> > minimized, there has to be some middle ground here in regards to layout
and
> > usability and users who are deliberately turning something off - why
(stands
> > back and hides behind chair) should the ten percenters have so much
power
> > over the design of a webpage?
> > http://www.mediatech.lincoln.ac.uk/krudeforth/langan/php/afghan.php
> > my webpage is fluid in design, the fonts are not fixed in size, if i had
> > text links or a list (of the films) a user increasing the font size and
> > looking at the webpage with a window of 600 width would only see links
with
> > content dropping down and mucho scrolling needed. and i have small but
not
> > fixed (textual) links to the films at the bottom of the page which those
> > with javascript (deliberately turned off) can use.
> >
> >
>
> You can use the <noscript> tag, make the dropdown to use javascript,
>
> <select ...>
> <noscript><option>Use the links at the bottom</option></noscript>
> <option ..>First option</option>
> ...
> </select>
>
> You could even set the dropdown in a hidden div, use javascript to make it
> visible, that way those without javascript enabled won't see it at all,
you
> could still use the <noscript> to make a link to the bottom of the page,
so
> they can get down there fast if they want to see the links.
>
>
>
> And then in the bottom you can add text links with
>
> <noscript><a href="www.kabul.example.com">Kabul City
information</a></noscript>
>
>
> Another option is to have those links on the right side menu in it's own
> little box.
>
hmmm interesting, i shall investigate further thankyou.
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