From: p d. t. <pdo...@an...> - 2004-04-29 09:19:29
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Tomas Kuliavas wrote: >>>2. Use HTML <label> for radio buttons. This allows user to click the >>>text >>>"Yes" or "No" instead of just the widget. This works in all popular >>>browsers >>>and is more intuitive this way. >> >>I've thought about this but have shied away because it's a new HTML >>gadget. What happens with this tag in older browsers? SM doesn't have >>an official list of browsers we support, but it seems like you are >>drawing a line here that may or may not be acceptable.... > > <label> is part of html 4.01 specifications Fair enough. However, my pocket guide says <label> isn't supported by Navigator 4, IE 3, nor Opera 3, if that matters to anyone. > Browsers usually ignore unknown tags. Then they will have to process > <input attributes> Yes </input /> Sometimes they completely choke on unknown tags, too. Or sometimes in the process of ignoring them, they swallow up the text contained within them. But I agree that this may be such a small segment of browsers that it's probably OK. > If you have browser that does not support html v.4.01 or v.4.0, try using > it with SM. Don't want to pollute my machine by installing and checking for myself at this time... perhaps I'll try NN4 at some point though. - Paul |