If you're talking about a tree-like menu, I've never come across a
purely CSS one. It strikes me that CSS alone doesn't have the vocabulary
to deal with something that requires an 'expanded' and 'collapsed' state.
If you're worried about accessibility, either
* expand it all by default, and use JavaScript to collapse and
expand it or
* do a page-reload if there's simply too much content to have it all
expanded at once. (And then disable that if a user has JS turned on).
This kind of thing is very easily accomplishable with something like
jQuery, and you can generally work through or around any accessibility
concerns.
- Josh
-- www.oxideinteractive.com.au
On 29/6/2010 9:30 AM, grant_malcolm_bai...@westnet.com.au wrote:
Hello,
I would be grateful if someone could clarify whether there is such a
thing as a pure CSS expandable menu. The sort of thing I'm looking for
is the expandable / collapsible hierachy commonly shown in the
left-hand frame of Windows programs such as Explorer or Outlook.
I'm trying to avoid use of Javascript due to accessibility concerns.
Thank you and regards,
Grant Bailey
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