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In old days (around the time when Yahoo switched from table design to css layout) people were hacking this with :hover. But mouse had to stay in the 'opened' co
by timeon 4y ago
In old days (around the time when Yahoo switched from table design to css layout) people were hacking this with :hover. But mouse had to stay in the 'opened' content.
- hakre 4y agoI love that :hover trick, a well placed tag in back and the mouse does not leave the "opened" (active) content that easily. There is also :focus.
- layer8 4y agoExcept that native menus don’t really work like that. They have a nontrivial interplay between hovering and mousedown/mouseup that you can’t replicate with just CSS. Not to speak of the missing keyboard functionality.
- hakre 4y agoNative menus? When I need native menus, I use a GUI toolkit, you might have put too much of your concerns into my words. When I do "native" Menus in HTML I use lists und you can skip to navigation on top if you like but content comes first. And yes, the site works natively in a textmode browser.