Re: [Lynx-dev] lynx and interactive parts of css

[Chuck Houpt]

Here's a mockup of how you might consider redesigning your page. The 
modified upper paragraph looks better in Lynx (lower paragraph is the 
original):

http://habilis.net/haeske/typical.html

Most of the div/spans have been replace with semantic tags (p, sup, 
var, cite), which also improved accessibility. Crude Javascript makes 
the notes popup in the margin (clearly this would need to be improved 
for a real version).

The foot notes are listed at the bottom, and are initially invisible 
for CSS browsers. Ideally, they should be visible, even with CSS (at 
the end of the page or on another page), because you can't assume 
JavaScript is available. The JavaScript would take care of 
dynamically creating popup divs for each foot note.

- Chuck

> I put an example page at:
>
>         http://henning.haeske.com/lynx/typical.html