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6 months ago
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pencilvoid
6 months ago
"Making dropdowns with pure CSS would be a good idea" said pencilvoid, with no idea what they were getting themselves into
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owlroost
6 months ago
Really does seem like it should be easier, right? Checkbox hack, or another method?
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pencilvoid
6 months ago
I've considered switching to use HTML details and summary tags but i have no idea if those are semantically different in any meaningful way
owlroost
6 months ago
As far as I know, details and summary are better than the checkbox hack in terms of accessibility (and maintenance effort).
owlroost
6 months ago
Also found this as an option via StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/63724779
finel
6 months ago
I use details and summary tags as a dropdown for my own ease (being more of a coding beginner), don't know if it's how they should be used but it is comfortable. also they open and close in reading mode which I think is nice.
i enjoyed your blog post about accessibility and the old web revival movement. it's a very important issue and it's nice to see people talking about it
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i just read your blog post about mobile accessibility. it's very interesting to hear about it from someone who relies on a phone for day-to-day web usage. admittedly i haven't paid much attention to how easy to use my site is on mobile until relatively recently but it's something very important to me. glad to know there are people who can benefit from the measures i take to make my site easy to browse on mobile :]
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whiona
7 months ago
Thank you for taking the time to read and comment! I honestly never paid mobile sites much mind either before I got sick. There's a lot of things you don't think about until life forces you to!
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it's nowhere near as flexible as my current solution with regards to styling. can't even have the arrow next to the box rather than inside it without the arrow appearing outside the main content column
I'm annoyed that you can't animate the arrow opening.