Hi Rich,
activedescendant:
Great. If it will work for us, I feel better relying on the user agent
for bringing active descendants into view. I thought we were going to
require the DHTML author to perform a scroll of some kind? If not,
great, and I agree it would appear to be a akin to
Replying to myself below...
David Bolter wrote:
Hi Rich,
activedescendant:
Great. If it will work for us, I feel better relying on the user agent
for bringing active descendants into view. I thought we were going to
require the DHTML author to perform a scroll of some kind? If not,
great,
I think if there is an attribute like this which also scrolls for you,
then it should be called activedescendant, not aria-activedescendant. I
don't see a problem if HTML 5 wants the attribute without aria- to drive
browser behavior. In that case perhaps it should style the active
descendant
