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darrel
I'm not a big fan of fly-out navigation, but I have a need for it on an
internal application we're developing.
Before I build my own, I thought I'd see what I could find. I found a lot of
..net fly-out nav controls, but all of them are built rather poorly in terms
of accessibility. So, I was wondering if anyone has found a control that:
- doesn't require javascript to navigate (ie, it degrades nicely)
- takes advantage of CSS
- populates itself from an XML file
- allows for keyboard navigation
- offers a 'timed' delay before closing the sub-menus to
allow a person to navigate diagonally from the parent
item, to the child item without causing the menu
to disappear.
If I can find part or all of the above, that would give me a head start. If
not, I think I will try and cobble together something from bits and pieces.
SKMmenu looks like a good start in that regard.
-Darrel
internal application we're developing.
Before I build my own, I thought I'd see what I could find. I found a lot of
..net fly-out nav controls, but all of them are built rather poorly in terms
of accessibility. So, I was wondering if anyone has found a control that:
- doesn't require javascript to navigate (ie, it degrades nicely)
- takes advantage of CSS
- populates itself from an XML file
- allows for keyboard navigation
- offers a 'timed' delay before closing the sub-menus to
allow a person to navigate diagonally from the parent
item, to the child item without causing the menu
to disappear.
If I can find part or all of the above, that would give me a head start. If
not, I think I will try and cobble together something from bits and pieces.
SKMmenu looks like a good start in that regard.
-Darrel