问题
Today I was working on a tab navigation for a webpage. I tried the Sliding Doors approach which worked fine. Then I realized that I must include an option to delete a tab (usually a small X in the right corner of each tab).
I wanted to use a nested anchor, which didn't work because it is not allowed. Then I saw the tab- navigation at Pageflakes, which was actually working (including nested hyperlinks). Why?
回答1:
They must be doing some really crazy stuff with JavaScript to get it to work (notice how neither the parent nor the nested anchor tags have a name or href attribute - all functionality is done through the class name and JS).
Here is what the html looks like:
<a class="page_tab page_tab">
<div class="page_title" title="Click to rename this page.">Click & Type Page Name</div>
<a class="delete_page" title="Click to delete this page" style="display: block;">X</a>
</a>
回答2:
Nested links are illegal
回答3:
Actually, the code I had pasted previously was the generated DOM, after all JS manipulation. If you don't have the Firebug extension for Firefox, you should get it now.
Edit: Deleted the old post, it was no longer useful. Firebug is, so this one is staying :)
回答4:
I suspect that working or not working nested links might depend if your browser renders page in strict mode (e.g. XHTML DTD, application/xml+html MIMEtype), or in "quirks" mode.
回答5:
In spite of nested tags are illegal but writing them using JS will work!, try this:
$('<a>', {
href: 'http://google.com',
html: '<a>i am nested anchor </a>I am top Anchor'
}).appendTo($('body'))
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20926/nesting-html-anchor-tags