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Re: [Tads3] Eric Eve's Getting Started guide
- From: "Andreas Sewe" <andreas.sewe@xxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [Tads3] Eric Eve's Getting Started guide
- Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 16:30:35 +0200
- To: "TADS 3" <tads3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>> These extra navigational functions are also available to HTML using the
>> <link> element and its @rel attribute. [...]
>> But of course the rendering is browser-dependent.
> Quite, and IE ignores them completely, I believe.
Your right. :-(
I've just tried to emulate such a toolbar with CSS attribute selectors and
stylesheet generated content, but unfortunately it didn't work
Perhaps one can do this kind with JavaScript instead: So a script adds some
<li>s for the various <link>s which it can access via the DOM. This is still
a hack, but it might work. At least IE's implementation of JavaScript is
better than its implementation of CSS...
<link> would be a useful addition to the HTML version anyway, whether IE
implements it or not. And maybe it does in some better future yet to come.
;-)
Bye,
Andreas Sewe