Anyone interested in mocking up a markup? I'm happy to put the logic
together.
On 03/19/2012 05:07 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
I always prefer dropdowns to be onclick rather than hover. It stops them
getting in the way if you accidentally mouse over them - and in this case
they're dropping down over an area of the screen with lots of clickables
and info in so I think that would really help.
If you do this though it's helpful to have a little caret symbol next to
the text to indicate there's a clickable. You probably only need this on
the rightmost breadcrumb?
Also, if they stay dropped down until after you click somewhere else you
don't get problems where moving the pointer out of the path accidentally
causes you to have to start again.
Twitter Bootstrap[1] does this nicely IMO.
Cheers
Brian
1. http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#buttonDropdowns
On 19 March 2012 23:51, Kohsuke Kawaguchi<[email protected]> wrote:
Maybe the time out is too short, or maybe it shouldn't be triggered by a
hover but should require some clicking instead?
Making it configurable is certainly possible, but it seems like we should
rather solve the underlying problem if we can.
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