[html5] Toolbars in pages
a2h
a2h at live.com.au
Thu Mar 18 04:13:58 PDT 2010
I am working on a CMS with a toolbar up the top as well, and I use an
<aside>. When I think about it, <sidebar> could also make sense, but since
it's detached from the rest of the page I settled with <aside>.
Elements simply for purposes like wrapping, if I recall correctly, should be
divs.
Then again, I haven't read over the specs meticulously, and I haven't read
them for a few months or so now, so I may be wrong in my choices. If that's
the case someone feel free to correct me.
-a2h
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From: "Alastair Campbell" <ac at alastc.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 10:07 PM
To: <help at lists.whatwg.org>
Subject: [html5] Toolbars in pages
> Hi everyone,
>
> The discussion on page as an element made think: What about CMS toolbars?
>
> If you have a toolbar at the top with functional links like edit, change
> layout etc, things that act on what will be the published page, what
> element should that go in?
>
> Also, is there an element that would be suitable for wrapping around the
> 'page'? A wrapper element is needed to prevent style/DOM clashes with the
> toolbar at the top.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> -Alastair
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