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Hi Jason,
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- The alternating background colours on the top stories links seems to just add clutter and detract from actualy reading the links. Is it really necessary?
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I will try without them in #7.
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- Having pre-existing text in search boxes. Uh, I hate that. :)
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Normally, me too. And though it is against WCAG, I also will try without it in
#7.
Thank you very much!
-Rene
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In lugnet.admin.suggestions, Rene Hoffmeister wrote:
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Hi Jason,
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- The alternating background colours on the top stories links seems to just add clutter and detract from actualy reading the links. Is it really necessary?
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I will try without them in #7.
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This could be something that is easily configurable by the user - so I would
still keep the 2 different styles, but give them the same colour in the default
page style.
ROSCO
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In lugnet.admin.suggestions, Rene Hoffmeister wrote:
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- Having pre-existing text in search boxes. Uh, I hate that. :)
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Normally, me too. And though it is against WCAG, I also will try without it
in #7.
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Change
<label for="query">Search for: </label></span>
<input type="text" name="query" value="Search LUGNET" size="16" maxlength="200" id="query" />
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to
<label for="query" accesskey="s">Search for: </label></span>
<input type="text" name="query" value="Search LUGNET" size="16" maxlength="200" id="query" onfocus="this.value = '';" onclick="this.value = '';" />
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The onclick/onfocus erase the text. The accesskey attribute lets people type ‘s’
to give the search box focus if they have accessibility issues. You might have
to move the accesskey to the field itself; I don’t remember if putting it on a
label still gives the field focus.
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