Posted by windandwaves on 08/29/05 12:07

rf wrote:
> windandwaves wrote:
>> rf wrote:
>>>
>>> If you have links in there (and lots of other stuff I assume) for
>>> non-JS browsers then why are you going to the additional trouble of
>>> providing javascript written links? Seems like you are forcing
>>> yourself to maintain two sets of navigation.
>>>
>>
>> Basically I did this:
>> hide stuff with CSS
> I assume you mean "hide stuff with CSS decoration".
>> use javascript to make it appear in a funky way
>
> Er, please define "funky way".
>
> IIRC (your server is down right now) the only thing "funky" I saw was
> some rather simple hover effects, all of which could be done with a
> little bit of CSS.
>
> In general, and IMHO, if you find yourself coding an onmouseover event
> handler you really should be thinking: "hmmm, CSS".
>
> Or does funky mean something more than this :-)
>
> Cheers
> Richard.

Have another look .... For example, if you move your mouse over the NZ map
and you go to Christchurch, Wellington, AKL or Dunedin then a little window
will pop-up with information (to be completed).

http://www.e-61rocket.co.nz/dealers.php

also, the letters and the menu appear from bottom-left.... and move up
(menu) and sideways (left) at such a speed that they both finish in exactly
the same time. That is funky in this particular case, it can get a whole
lot funkier though....

The client is only interested in the neo market, so it really does not
matter at all if it is not accessible for everyone, it is actually better
that way ;-) (please dont argue about this one ... I know).

Thanks for your comments

Nicolaas

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