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Description
The first demo contains:
Using HTML 'b' tag, chain commands for css() and animate(), id #special2
Test data and check it on callback phery:always
See the PHP code
The first line is the demo's title. The second line must be clicked to launch the demo. The last line must be clicked to toggle display of PHP code.
The last line's appearance makes it clear that it is clickable. This is unfortunately not the case with the second line, which in fact has the same appearance as the first line, which is not clickable. It could be argued that since the label is imperative, the reader should understand that it can be clicked, but:
- The first line is also imperative, and is not designed to be clicked
- "Test data" could be interpreted as a noun phrase, since "test" can be an adjective. This is particularly likely since "data" is never discussed. This could be avoided by putting "data" in italics, or by substituting "data" with "the data function".
Note that while it is clearer how to launch for most of the following examples, there are several more complex cases at the end where it is not clear for the user what should be done to see the demonstration.