On 9/1/06, Christian Biesinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shadow2531 wrote:
> Yes, it's arguably a bug, but I do like this bug because I can use
> only one object element to do IE's classid way and the normal way.
> It's a compatibility feature imo. However, I can't use it in
> production withou
Sorry for replying to this a bit late, but other stuff kept me
distracted the last two weeks...
I should maybe also note that the purpose of the question wasn't so much
to introduce new attributes to embed with (maybe) nicer semantics, but
more about how to implement as it exists today in a w
Since Opera made a demo of the above technology, I want to publicize
it more. But I'm confused as what term is more suitable. There are two
mention of this technology in
http://whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/
In Abstract section,
"This specification introduces features to HTML and the DOM
On 9/1/06, Aaron Leventhal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Don't try to overload the tabindex attribute. First, the browsers
currently optimize it knowing that it's an integer. Second, the scoping
is orthogonal. Third, magic values are less readable. It's voodoo.
Yes, yes, and yes. Completely agreed
tabindex="-1" doesn't just remove items from the tab order. It also
makes items focusable via mouse click or script, which is important when
designing custom container widgets like spreadsheets, etc. via
Javascript. In fact any negative value does it.
Don't try to overload the tabindex attribu
Hi,
From: Ric Hardacre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
how about allowing decimals, where by default "1" implies "1.0"? :
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This also allows you to quickly associate the grouping of an input by
it's value when viewing the source:
You can already do that; just use tabindex 11, 21, 12, 22 and 30.
Reg
Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
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> It is better to use another attribute for that, say - tabgroup.
> It should accept exactly the same set of values as tabindex.
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