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Posted by Richard Thoms on 11/24/53 11:47
Adrienne Boswell wrote:
> Never use javascript for anything that is really important, like
> navigation. With javascript disabled, the top menu does not work at all
> <a class="item1" href="javascript:void(0)">About Us</a>. You can still
> have a horizontal dropdown menu without javascript using CSS. Google
> for suckerfish css. Users without CSS will see a regular list, users
> with CSS will see the dropdown menu - and all users will have access to
> the information.
I found the suckerfish menus:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns
but this also seems to use some javascript (albeit a tiny script) to fix
the lack of support for the :hover psuedo class with IE (whatever that
means!)
I'm ready to try it, just to lighten up the menu system, but I guess
even this little bit of javascript still could cause problems. However,
I tried to turn off the javascript in my IE browser (to test without it)
and couldn't figure out how to do it! So chances are anybody running IE
is probably going to have javascript enabled??
What do you think?
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