Stas Bekman wrote: > Now I don't follow you. The only thing I was saying is that I think > prev-up-next and toc-top widgets are serving a similar role, so it'd be > nice to have them look alike.
ok i give in :-) lets keep them similar somehow, see a top-suggestion (:-)) involving an image though, at http://www.bullitt.suite.dk/mod_perl_site/examples/top/top_ex.html not sure if they (top-widget) should be kept left-aligned ?? > I don't think this is a good idea. We are going to have many internal > links in the documents. They should be clearly visible. If you look at > the current guide (http://perl.apache.org/guide/), I've removed the > underlining in the index.html and each document's Table of Contents, > because it's obvious there that all the items are links and having them > underlying makes things look worse. However inside the text it should be > very clear whne things are links, when they are just <CODE></CODE> and > <i></i>. ok, fine. > Remember that perl.com is also a commercial company so they may want to > realize the user that beware, you are about to leave our site and go > into unexplored, unsafe grounds. Not we, why do we want to distinguish > exiting points? A user can always click back. Adding to the fact that > it's going to be very clear once we finish the look-n-feel-the-same design. well that might well be, but from a user-friendly point of view i just like the fact that i the user can see beforehand that this navigation goes to another site (commercial or whatever) and i even think in our case more so, because it is so full of information and a new user might get lost inside the wealh of information. also it is not always true that a user just can click back (some sites redirect the back function to their own sites - well not those we link to of course .-)) > I agree though that we may want to mark specially outgoing links in the > menu, e.g. some small icon? which ones are outgoing from the menu? ./allan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
