[thelist] Suckerfish

[VOLKAN ÖZÇELİK]

Here is another version with 400ms menu show delay (windows default)

http://www.sarmal.com/lib/web/sarmal/script/sardalya/DropDownMenu_Test.html

pros: 
- it is based on an ordered list, and responses to keyboard events:
tab, shift tab,
and mouse clicks.
- it is css-based (reformats an ul)

cons:
- it relies (heavily) on javascript to enhance functionality.
- not completely finished (not 100% accessible without DOM support, or
js disabled, but offers an acceptable level of accessibility, imho)
- it's a part of my api, so not designed to work standalone (a bunch
of unrelated js is required)

Cheers,
Volkan

On 6/1/05, aardvark <evolt at roselli.org> wrote:
> 
> 
> i use a modified version of SuckerFish with an external style
> sheet... it also uses some modified JS to work in more browsers and
> offer keyboard access... and in fitting with WAI suggestions, it uses
> an ordered list instead of unordered...
> 
> http://demo.quantumcms.com/
> 
> or
> 
> http://algonquinstudios.com/
> 
> 
> On 31 May 2005 at 13:58, Rob Smith wrote:
> [...]
> > I was digging into the DHTML suckerfish menu and noticed something peculiar
> > that I didn't like. They way it's set up is that the JavaScript checks the
> > inline style sheet information for its algorithm. Is there any way to set it
> > up to use an external style sheet?
> [...]
> 
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