From: "Al Sparber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Vertically-oriented "pure CSS" popout menus present some usability
issues. You can look for some recent discussion of this on this
list. Once past those issues, the problem I see on your page is that
you are using the poorly thought out "Suckerfish" method of hiding
the sub-menus offscreen. This is very bad because if you attempt to
browse with your keyboard, you are going to be tabbing through
invisible links... very confusing. The only good point I see is that
the links in your sub-menus are prepresented in the main content
area on the relevant main section page.
To fix the tabbing problem, change your CSS approach for hiding the
sub-menus to use display: none and then display:block to show them.
Duh... you weren't asking about those menus :-) But the advice on that
still stands.
I did not see your dropdown menu becasue there is really no indication
it is there. These fashinable new animated scripts are cool - but
often unnecessary.
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