[thelist] simple css help

[Christian Heilmann]

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> > From: Shawn K. Quinn
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> > Do you do any testing of your sites in browsers with
> > Javascript disabled? Apparently not.
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> > You need the A link there, as that is the only way
> > non-Javascript browsers can access the content, and
> > the only way that works 100% of the time.
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> I agree with you in principle.  However, in this case the table, its rows,
> and their cells are all being generated via script.  So, the necessity to
> have a link is moot as non-script users aren't going to get the
> subnavigation this provides anyway.

What about users with scripting enabled but no mouse? You can access
links via keyboard or voice recognition, you cannot access
non-interactive elements with event handlers though.

This reasoning always goes both ways. Just because something is
generated via scripting does not make it follow other rules. The
human/computer interaction layer stays the same.

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