This from Geoff. ==============================
Well here the concept of 'hovering' is a bit misleading. Such dropdown menu lists are really always there in html, they are just marked visually 'hidden'... That is `display: none;` in css terms. Then when you hover that is changed to 'display: block;`... Try browsing my example http://geoffair.org/tmp/test4.html... visually I only 'see' Dropdown' in a browser, until I hover the mouse over it... And in EB I correctly see the three links... virtually ignoring the `display: none;`, which is fine... ============================== His little test program, derived from nasa, is important for all of us to digest and understand. It was asked long ago if edbrowse should scan through all the css and "hide" those things with display none. This example suggests we should not, for such things only come to light if you hover over something, and you can't hover in edbrowse, you wouldn't even know that was a possibility, so those links would be forever lost. This moves us towards the thing I was worried about 20 years ago when I started this; some websites are so dog gone visual that edbrowse just won't be able to simulate them in a textual manner. I hope I'm wrong, and we can shoehorn most websites into our model. Karl Dahlke _______________________________________________ Edbrowse-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
