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ArticleBot · Oct 27, 2004, 00:47

This is an article discussion thread for discussing the SitePoint article, "The Four Essentials of Modern Web Design"

vgarcia · Oct 27, 2004, 06:54

RockyShark's right on this one. If you do decide to stick with dropdownbox navigation and hide the submit button, at least keep the button in your code and use scripting to hide it on page load, so that users with scripting turned off can still use the button as a fallback.

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Oct 27, 2004, 06:54	#2
vgarcia ☆★☆★ Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: in transition Posts: 21,477	RockyShark's right on this one. If you do decide to stick with dropdownbox navigation and hide the submit button, at least keep the button in your code and use scripting to hide it on page load, so that users with scripting turned off can still use the button as a fallback.