Re: [Wikitech-l] Javascript to make references work better?

Hi, Would it be possible to improve the "user clicks on footnote" workflow by using JavaScript? Currently it goes something like this: 1) User clicks on a footnote in some text, like the [1] in "Wikipedia is great.[1]" 2) The view suddenly jumps down to the bottom of the page. 3) User attempts to remember the number of the footnote they clicked on, and locate the corresponding number in the list. In some cases, this footnote will be at the very top of the current viewing window. Text looks like "1. ^ http://www.someurl.com" 4) User clicks on a web link, if applicable. How about: 1) User clicks on a footnote in some text, like [1] 2) The footnote expands in place to contain the full text of the footnote: [1 - http://www.someurl.com] 3) User can click on the web link, if applicable 4) Clicking on the [1 -, or the trailing ] (hopefully in a different colour from the contents of the footnote) collapses it again. Is this desirable and possible? Steve