On 1/9/11 7:44 AM, designer wrote:
Hi L&G,
I am making a site (html5) which has a <nav> section at the top of
each page. Some pages will also have a 'menu' which will be a short
list of links to other pages in the site, and these will appear lower
down in the content of the page.
Instinct tells me that it is sensible to make this subset as follows:
<menu>
<dl>
<dd>blah</dd>
<dd>blah</dd>
<dd>blah</dd>
</dl>
</menu> (where blah is a link to a page)
But lots of folk seem to say that <menu> is only to be used for lists
of commands. It's not clear to me, anyway! Is the above 'wrong'?
All advice gratefully recd.
Bob
I do not think the above is necessarily "wrong."
Another approach might be:
Top menu
<nav>
<ul>
<li>....</li>
<ul>
</nav>
Subset menu
<nav>
<ul id="s">
<li>....</li>
<ul>
</nav>
Best,
~d
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