I stated earlier in the mailing lists, what I intended to do, unless what I described was sent to the wrong one. I will quickly describe it now; when the user (clicks / or puts their mouse over the link), a popup speech bubble will come up. This will have a screenshot, and a small description to demonstrate "What KDE is" more activly than words.
The problem is, whether putting the mouse over a link, may make it hard and difficult for the user to keep up the popup. To describe it as a word, "usability", and needs to be easily accessible.
I'll define a popup as a <span> or <div> that is on a layer: so I don't confuse anyone thinking that it starts in a new browser window. I have included an Inkscape Mockup to visiblally show what I intend.
Luke Parry
On 29/06/06, Joerg Hoh <joerg@joerghoh.de> wrote:
On Thu, Jun 29, 2006 at 07:03:50PM +0100, Luke Parry wrote:
> Later I will make something for one of the KDE pages I am preparing, ("What
> is KDE"). This I presume, will use javascript because CSS may not be
> suitable for the user, *only allows psuedo type: hover. This could make it
> difficult for the user. The javascript would only be basic, therefore it
> will be compatible with all modern browsers. However there are issues with
> browsing users who turn off Javascript, therefore it wouldn't work. The main
> content will be still readily accessible, therefore it may not be a problem.
Is that "pseudo hovering" not enough? What do you want to achieve?
Jörg
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