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Sunday March 09, 2003
01:22 PM
The worst thing on the web...
... is, IMHO, images that are handled through some javascript stuff. You can't click on several of them to open in new tabs.
And no, I'm not talking about pr0n... http://homepage.mac.com/wwv/PhotoAlbum12.html does that.
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solution...? (Score:2, Interesting)
I agree, that's pretty annoying. One of the problems is that they use
javascript:in the href attribute. From what I know, this isn't very accessible. Instead, they should do something like this:<a href="big.html" onclick="window.open('big.html', 'wopen'); return false;"><img src="thumb.jpg" border="0" /></a>
The key is the
return false;in theonclicksection. This tells the browser not to follow the link specified in thehref attribute. However, you can still right-click on the linRe:solution...? (Score:1)
Now, how do we educate FrontPage users?
OK... OK... I know the world isn't perfect. I guess I'll have to live with that.
-- Godoy.