Continuous graph climb down with disabled CSS

[ginvidi]

During an Accessibility Analysis of a web page containing a gexf-js graph, I temporally disabled the CSS and the graph starts to climb down the page without ending. The script cause also an error closing the browser windows.

Tested in firefox and chrome. To reproduce the issue simply do not load the css gexf.css.

[raphv]

Hello,

I'm not really sure about what I should do about that.

Gexf-JS is not really meant to be accessible at the moment, as it relies heavily on graphics. There could be ways of implementing accessible explorations of graphs, but there would be a lot of design work involved.

That said, I think that, at the moment, the only way around is to not load gexf-js in contexts where the CSS would not be loaded.

I know that this is not a solution to your problem, but making Gexf-JS less CSS-dependant would not solve accessibility issues and only allow you to have less errors on the page.

Tell me if this helps you, or if you have more precise ideas about the sort of fix you're looking for.

Regards,
Raphael

-------- Original message --------
From: ginvidi [email protected]
Date: 22/11/2013 18:56 (GMT+00:00)
To: raphv/gexf-js [email protected]
Subject: [gexf-js] Continuous graph climb down with disabled CSS (#17)

During an Accessibility Analysis of a web page containing a gexf-js graph, I temporally disabled the CSS and the graph starts to climb down the page without ending. The script cause also an error closing the browser windows.

Tested in firefox and chrome. To reproduce the issue simply do not load the css gexf.css.

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