Hi Goran, all, Your solution has its own pros and cons - the improved SEO and having the custom navigation in the actual HTML are cons, but the duplicate HTML and somewhat confusing layout of two headers if JavaScript is disabled are cons. This script can only try to be a somewhat helpful substitute for what is a very imperfect setup (CollabNet).
I agree fully that dynamically created navigation is problematic, so I would strongly empahsize that anyone who makes use of it should include those links in the actual HTML of their homepage as a back-up. Of course, there is nothing to stop other NL projects from adopting a solution similar to yours (I hope this discussion can also become an outlet for sharing solutions), and NL projects don't have to customize the navigation if they don't want. Continuing on the trail of sharing solutions, I was also thinking about a possible navigation overlay with absolute positioning - sort of what you are doing now, but with absolute positioning - i.e., you have a div that appears on top of the original navigation... this would be JavaScript independent AND it would degrade gracefully. The same could be done with the positioner. The rest, which is more problematic and less consequential, could be handled with JS. Regards, Ivan. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
