New Post: Tabsets in HTML? Some info about our progress on this in @openuicg and detailing some thinking we've been putting together that was discussed on a recent @ShopTalkShow -- We're interested in hearing your feedback on before we move on! bkardell.com/blog/SpicySecti…

Yes, I would love it if CSS could direct the interactive behavior for a click (or keyboard activation) on its own, basically creating different states that could be individually styled, all without special new markup or JS or radio button hacks.

OK hold up while I stop giggling at Daniel's tweet. I am really worry about @stevenpemberton'd "Monolithic Lump" - we began with distributed, declarative language for ease of use, interop, compat, universal, agnostic. It feels we make software not web sites now. What do we want?

This idea feels like the antithesis of monolitic to me though... they are sections. In fact, steven pointed out to me that this is kind of what xforms did with separations like select one/select many

which I am very sure he can better articulate and I should just let him :)

He does have his way with words :) But then again, you all do. It surely is interesting - and of course I look at the "how do we explain/teach/make easy to use and understand" far more than code these years.

Maybe my paper for MarkupUK this year will be interesting for you then Molly: homepages.cwi.nl/~steven/Tal…