Patrice Dumas <[email protected]> writes: > In text browser or without CSS more generally, I suspect that the > breadcrumbs would go in the way. Also I guess that the breadcrumbs > replace the current header navigation panel, I am not sure that it is > such a good idea when the node is long or when not split at node.
Is that really a reasonable concern to have? That said, I expect that, if implemented as a set of <a>s separated by slashes in a single <div>, it'd render just as: ... Node1 / Node2 / Node3 ... ... and so, not get in the way much. For text viewers (incl. Emacs, which can act as a benchmark), rather than worrying about how w3m or links might render HTML, we ought to revise the Info format to be reflowable and to be able to provide more detailed markup. I wanted to do this at some point, but time escaped me. -- Arsen Arsenović
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