[Accessibleweb] Accessible menu system without popup/dropdowns

[Dylan Wilbanks]

> I'm seeking an easier solution than CSS (i.e., javascript) to 

> replace a set of menus, and I'd like it to be politically 

> correct (e.g., http://www.udm4.com).

> 

> The catch is most programs/options I have found are all for 

> popup/ dropdown submenus. I don't want this; I want all menu 

> levels to be static, other than the "you are here" hint.

> 

> That may be all you need to read to help, but if you want 

> more info (e.g., context), here ya be:

> 

> The site in question is http://depts.washington.edu/poeweb.

> 

> Then, here's an example of a site done for us by UW Creative 

> Services that uses only CSS for the menus:

> 

> http://wsg.washington.edu

> 

> This works great but the somewhat byzantine CSS may be a bit 

> unwieldy for the client, who may have little understanding of 

> CSS (other than that which Dreamweaver so horrifically does 

> when you want auto-pilot styles...ugh).


I'm unclear about what you want to do here. Is the issue that you want to
create a menu where the content is separated from the style? Do you want
different submenus to pop out depending on where you are on the site? 

Could you clarify a little better what you're trying to do here?

Thanks.

dw

Dylan Wilbanks
Web Producer
Sch of Public Health and Comm Medicine
U of Washington
F-350 Health Sciences, Box 357230
Seattle WA 98195-7230
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