Martin Lafaix wrote:
> "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.]
Ah, Yes. The mysterious W3C stuff along with that Java stuff. Sorry, I
don't know any of this stuff. How about sending a patch, script, dll,
or whatever to Mike that enables this 'stuff'?
--
Bill
<Labor Day is September 2>
