does anyone else feel that :hover is a little too enticing and likely to
lead to some accessibility issues?
No. I seriously hope this part of CSS doesn't get blacklisted as
inaccessible.
depends on what you're using it for of course,
Exactly. Any tool can be misused in a variety of ways. There
does anyone else feel that :hover is a little too enticing and likely to
lead to some accessibility issues? depends on what you're using it for of
course, rollover images is a non-issue, but for things like rollover menus,
where's the keyboard support?
just a random thought.
I swear /. is next.
http://www.webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2003_12.html#a000259
Can you spell T_tal W_rld D_mination? Well done Russ, keep up the mighty
fine work.
Cheers
Mark
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Mark Stanton
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Hello Chris;
At 04:28 AM 12/3/2003 +1100, you wrote:
I have
noticed that the scrollbar colouring is not a standard piece of CSS
material
For example:
Body
{
background-color: #EE;
scrollbar-base-color: #808080;
scrollbar-arrow-color: #808080;
scrollbar-darkshadow-color: #008000;
. . .it works in
Internet Explorer.
That's because scrollbar coloring
is Microsoft proprietary CSS.Furthermore, it is not defined
orendorsed by the W3C. (http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/scrollbars.html)
Neil ChristensenWeb CoordinatorSalt Lake City School
District
WEBSITE:
Hi Chris,
I think the first thing is that it's an annoyance to some
(read: me). Whenever I look at http://virginblue.com.au/ I groan and think
that some little kid had a field day with Frontpage. (Hopefully the author isn't
on the list. Sorry if you are.) Let the system do the chrome
I am going to do a quick talk about web standards to a group of final year
students tomorrow.
As with all of us, I'm up to my eyeballs in work. So, I thought I'd do a
brain dump and then get feedback from the group.
Lean and clean! Building a site with web standards
I think it's a shame it isn't part of the CSS specification, how about when
using overflow: auto; ?
The scrollbar can be in the middle of the page and will be the only element
that isn't styleable.. which kinda ..ucks.. :-)
To my opinion every element appearing inside the page should be
Mark Stanton wrote:
I swear /. is next.
http://www.webstandards.org/buzz/archive/2003_12.html#a000259
Can you spell T_tal W_rld D_mination? Well done Russ, keep up the
mighty fine work.
heh - Russ Weaklyorial
Still no Russ Method though :)
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Lindsay Evans.
Developer,
Red Square
Hi
Scrollbars are browser widgets, not the viewport - this is why valid
CSS2 doesn't include the MS only values you mention.
Scrollbars are set by the OS - they should remain consistent with the
other programs a user is using to ensure a consistent experience. For
instance setting a scrollbar
Hey Chris
As people have mentioned scroll bar colouring is not part of the W3C spec
yadda, yadda..
My 2c, personally I don't like changing scroll bar colours and other aspects
of the user's environment, but for certain clients we will do it. It
doesn't have any detrimental effect in other
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