The Links Bar currently contains two menus for listing LINK links other than those which have dedicated UI of their own. These menus are labelled `Document' and `Other', so as to be guaranteed to make sense to the user only in the highly unlikely event that she is familiar with the relevant section of the HTML specification. In addition, the division of links between the two menus seems completely arbitrary: most of the (almost always disabled) items in the `Document' menu don't apply just to the current document, whereas most of the (almost always disabled) items in the `Other' menu *do* apply to the current document in particular. I suggest combining the menus into a single menu labelled `Other Links'. This is a better explanation of the contents of the menu, and it simultaneously helps explain what the previous items in the bar are as well.

ccing links bar people

To prevent people having to go and find pages which allow them to check the menus, I will enumerate their contents: Document: More: Table of Contents Help Chapters > Search Sections > ------- Subsections > Authors Appendices > Copyright Glossary ------- Index Bookmarks > ------- Other Versions > ------- <unrecognised links> mpt has a point; these could be rethought. Although I wish he'd given his input earlier in the process. Maybe he did. Anyway. I think that there should be a top level menu called Other Versions which contains the current Other Versions (such as translations and printable versions) plus author styles. Question: if bookmarks were top-level, would it encourage authors to have one big internally-anchored page rather than a number of smaller ones? If Document is an inappropriate name for a top level menu implementing moving around a conceptual document, then what is a better one? Gerv

-->sballard (please reassign to the appropriate links bar person if not you)

I think we need a spec for this... the Document and More menus make sense to me, but perhaps I'm just too close to the situation. Is there a bug to produce a full linktoolbar UI spec?

Yeah, there's bug 103469, 'Need unified spec for rel=""'

My site <http://www.autark.se/> uses links quite extensively, ever since Mozilla started supporting them. I have noticed that "Document" and "More" are both disabled in 0.9.8-2002022700, although the documents contain "search", "content", and "index" links that ought to be available - they used to be enabled in earlier builds. I'm wondering whether this bug has anything to with the disabling.

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