D Online Presence

[Georg Wrede]

nick wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
> 
>> 2) it uses javascript to change the look when a mouse is over
>> something, can the style sheet 'hover' thing be used instead?
> 
> It doesn't, actually. It uses hover to change the appearance. It uses
>  javascript to disable an outline that firefox draws around the tabs
> when you click on them. It is somewhat of a hack, which can easily be
> removed.

Those outlines are very handy!

First of all, tabbing actually is a good option in some situations (bad 
mouse, no mouse, or laptop in awkward place).

Second, I regularly open new tabs or new windows, instead of just 
clicking. (Especially when I want to do breadth-first browsing, which is 
practical on a new (to me new, that is) web site. Later coming back to 
the page I instantly can see where I was!