but the logo's
also such a nice big target to hit on with a mouse.
Linking an organisation's logo back to its home page can't do any harm,
anyway.
Rowan Smith
www.rowan.net.nz
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I reckon this discussion is relevant here too.
The one I'm struggling with at the moment is a form with Select Gender M /
F. It's a government web site so I'm trying to be careful.
Checkboxes are inappropriate. I could use a select with M and F but then
what for unspecified or don't want to
I think this is like FAQs - my FAQ is never there. Likewise, pre-set a control
to option A and I'm equally likely to want option B.
IMHO pre-setting options for the user (unless they're VERY obvious) is like
making assumptions about them.
That said, RFC1866 says 'CHECKED' is optional but then
