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Just because the standard places no restriction on it doesn't mean it's a good idea.
> doing a CSS hack
Setting a CSS property is not a hack.
> so that your <menu> hack
Using existing, well-defined elements whose purpose perfectly fit the needs of the situation is not a hack.
> is worse than doing the standards-compliant method of implementing the browser-specific feature via the meta tag.
There is nothing non-standard-compliant about using a <menu> object for defining a menu.
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Just because the standard places no restriction on it doesn't mean it's a good idea.
> doing a CSS hack
Setting a CSS property is not a hack.
> so that your <menu> hack
Using existing, well-defined elements whose purpose perfectly fit the needs of the situation is not a hack.
> is worse than doing the standards-compliant method of implementing the browser-specific feature via the meta tag.
There is nothing non-standard-compliant about using a <menu> object for defining a menu.