[TYPO3-hci] PPT Chart 71

[Franz Koch]

Hi Jens,
> Good Point: Scrolling is Hardware-Supported (Never thought about it.)
> But i still think, if you have to much Information on one Screen you
> lose your self in the Options/Content. Now: We got a lot screens in
> Typo3 where this is actual a bit problem. (In my point of view.)
> 
> Ok, and i don't like scrolling ... I just like to get the Information i 
> need
> without scrolling there. And if you know, as longer sentences and
> paragraph are as less is the absorptivity of the content/text for a user.
> So thats why i manly like to split things into smaller peaces. (Tabs, etc.)

I didn't say that using tabs is bad. But don't try to create tabs only why you don't like to scroll. Use as many tabs as they make sense structuring the input-fields - but as less then you can.

A question that came just in that second:
is it possible to manipulate the html-tag '<fieldset>' to act as tab? Theoretically any html-tag can be manipulated with DHTML - right? I always try to get a correct semantic structure in my websites an not a div-chaos. If we could try to do this also with the backend, then maybe a skin would be possible that is totally accessible for disabled or blind people.
But if a rendering-api is coming up - it could also be achieved by extending it (with services?).

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Kind regards,
Franz Koch