> We have been operating a drop down menu system on > http://www.salford.gov.uk for around a year now and in that > time, the menu has changed from a pure JavaScript version to > the more accessible and semantic UDM4 (http://www.udm4.com). >
> However one of the more recent external tests indicated that > the drop down menu was failing the site due to the way the > menu appears if JavaScript is disabled. > > I'd be interested in any opinions on the menu, with > JavaScript enabled and disabled. Also, any alternative script > or recommendations would be very useful. > > Antony > (attending @media 2005) Anthony- I've not checked your site and am not familiar with that menu system, but it appears they have just updated their menus to be more accessible. How or in what way, I have no clue. This is from their home page: <quote> Latest Update Saturday 15th January 2005 This release is a signficant update in terms of accessibility, usability, and cross-browser support. Existing users are encouraged to read these release notes carefully, as the changes may affect your current configuration... And the menu's accessibility to screenreaders is greatly improved, so it no longer relies on scripting, and includes any browser-based reader using Opera, Mozilla, Safari or Konqueror (as well as Win/IE). <endquote> Regards, Ron
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