Milonic JavaScript Menu

Not sure about the questions you raise, but having read some comments on screen readers on another site, I'm not convinced it's that desirable to make all the links accessible on every page anyway.

Some screen reader users suggest that a mass of links which has to be tabbed through at the top of ...

:lol: Aha! - the old have-a-go-at-windows routine - you Mac people just can't resist it, can you?!

Wel, it seems nobody can reproduce my issue, and I can't make it happen on another machine, so intrigued as I am, I guess it can't be much of a prob - I'll just make sure I demo it appropriately ...

Fair enough. My colleague's ie6/xp machine doesn't do it either.

What I think is odd though, is that using my machine to view the same demo on the Milonic site does NOT give the same effect. If anyone can think of a setting that might behave like that...?

thanks and cheerio, Mike

Sorry - yes, good point! I've made it visible at:
http://internt.nhm.ac.uk/jdsml/miks/milonic9/menu.htm

This is the download straight off the site - I've done nothing at all to it. l
should probably add that on my machine the cursor appears to flash every half second. Because of that I suspected it ...

Hi all

Is the Milonic menu accessible to screen-reading devices? This is part of the requirements for anything we do, and I cannot find anything about that on the Milonic site.

Thanks, Mike

Hi all

I am trying to evaluate DHTML menus for my webmaster, prior to a site re-design.

I've been aware of the Milonic menu for a while, and like it a lot. I have downloaded several demos, and they work well. However, on my machine I notice a strange problem.

If using the Centre Aligned Table ...