Q & A

Why Mozilla?

Easiest!

This is driven by JavaScript, isn't it?

Absolutely.

Then, CUI-based browser can't read JavaScript document??

No problem. You can read this with Lynx. Do you wanna see the source?

Really?

Pleeeeeeeeeease!

Here,

<blockquote>
 <p area="a">Why Mozilla?</p>
 <p area="b">Easiest!</p>
 <p area="a">This is driven by JavaScript,
 isn't it?</p>
 <p area="b">Absolutely.</p>
</blockquote>

* `blockquote' is a ordinary HTML tag for quotation. Take a look at the optional argument for `p' elements.

What is area="a" inside p tag?

The `a' area is upper question box, and `b' is this box. They mean which area the paragraph should goes in.

Do I have to use <p area="a"> ... </p> always?

The `area="X"' expression is essential. Any elements besides `p' are also acceptable.

FYI: This comment area is specified by `area="c"'.

The `area' attribute is not formal. Is it OK to feed them to Lynx?

You know HTML parser ignore all unknown elementss and attributes. This source for dialog is processed as normal `blockquote'-ed paragraph. See this page with Lynx!

I see. Our talk can be seen as normal quoted paragraph. Great.

It's not the credit of MoP...

By the way, this area is narrow, isn't it? If the question become longer, words stick out and look u
g
l
y

Hey boy, never forget to keep your sentence in sheets short for the audience.

I know, I know. But, sometimes I need to write a little bit longer sentences...

Then, all you have to do is revising CSS definition.

I see.
But, ..., can I do that?

Of course, you're smart enough because you have understood this story so far.

Oh, blavo I'am :)
Well, what should I do for it?

Let's go the next page

* l(ell) or RightArrow Key for the next page.