"William L. Hartzell" a �crit : > > You can instead use the Tab-key to switch through all the links and hit > > Enter when the one you want is highlighted. > Creating a Links menu can be done as you've shown an alternative > implementation. Afterall you are only talking about a css layout being > done. Since you know this, would you attempt the css layout?
Er, I fail to see how the above relates to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). It does relate to DOM (Document Object Model), though. A simple JavaScript script parsing the current document can easily acheive that. You can actually check the source of the Page Info window (Ctrl+I) to see how it fills its Links page. (No C++ required, it's just xul (for the UI) plus javascript.) [You already have the source code in the various Jar files in the various subdirectories where you put Mozilla. Jar files are just like zip files, the same tools should work just fine with them.] -- Martin Lafaix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Team OS/2 http://lafaix.online.fr
