> Clicking on "A" leads you to the item "A" of the list and so on > > Note that for "F" there are more than one link in the list, so in this case > the list is not sufficient.
I assume you meant to say "the map is not sufficient." > Though, one can make a poll: > 1) do we use the wiki in his simplicity ? in this case one keeps the > illustration, but not the map, and one can edit the page anonymously. > 2) do we make some special page like this one, only editable by the admin, > and with the concern to unsatisfy some browsers ? > Though, if the browser don't crash but cannot use the map only, this page i= > s > not so different from a wiki page (excepted editing) Given the wide variety of web browsers, the wide variety of features that are and are not supported by various browsers, and the buggy nature of most (all?) browsers, I suggest the KISS approach. Keep it simple, only use fancy features if they really add significant value. In my opinion, the map is nice, but doesn't add significant value. Since the image map doesn't seem to crash browsers, and it is already in there, I'm not going to lobby for its removal. Definitely keep the illustration. The real issue I have with this, is that looking that the page, it promises info if I click on the image, but doesn't deliver. There is no easy way for the casual viewer to know if they are missing something or not. (Doing 'view source' and wading through it might be easy for a webmeister, but not for the general public.) Not a great interface for a project that is about open documentation. If you want to keep the map, perhaps change the message to something like "For more information on a component, either click on the image or use the list below." Even then, you still have the issue of more than one file for the main chip. ----- On the topic of who can edit. Hopefully the OGP will not be the target of a web-vandal, but note that wikipedia has had some problems. Perhaps there is a middle ground between admin-only and anonymous. _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
