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diff --git a/files/zh-tw/learn/accessibility/mobile/index.html b/files/zh-tw/learn/accessibility/mobile/index.html index eb04f93fd4..b41f8d2e35 100644 --- a/files/zh-tw/learn/accessibility/mobile/index.html +++ b/files/zh-tw/learn/accessibility/mobile/index.html @@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ panel.ontouchend = stopMove;</pre> <p>Because the screen is so much narrower on mobile devices, it is very common to use media queries and other technologies to make the navigation menu shrink down to a tiny icon at the top of the display — which can be pressed to reveal the menu only if it's needed — when the site is viewed on mobile. This is commonly represented by a "three horizontal lines" icon, and the design pattern is consequently known as a "hamburger menu".</p> -<p>When implementing such a menu, you need to make sure that the control to reveal it is accessible by appropriate control mechanisms (normally touch for mobile), as discussed in {{anch("Control mechanisms")}} above, and that the rest of the page is moved out of the way or hidden in some way while the menu is being accessed, to avoid confusion with navigating it.</p> +<p>When implementing such a menu, you need to make sure that the control to reveal it is accessible by appropriate control mechanisms (normally touch for mobile), as discussed in <a href="#control_mechanisms">Control mechanisms</a> above, and that the rest of the page is moved out of the way or hidden in some way while the menu is being accessed, to avoid confusion with navigating it.</p> <p>Click here for a <a href="http://fritz-weisshart.de/meg_men/">good hamburger menu example</a>.</p> |