Can contain HTML to format the string, e.g. to underline the accesskey . This does not appear if the xpmenu is toplevel - i.e. you don't see the arrow next to the caption of the menu on the xpmenubar . That would look silly. A container element that represents an item in the menu. As with xpmenu , it contains some convenience attributes that you can use to define a menu that looks fairly standard, or you can ignore them, and define something completely different.
Properties value the caption of the menu.
Can contain HTML to format the string, e.g. to underline the accesskey . Otherwise, use the key property to connect a menu to a key element. The purpose here is to provide a graphical display of what keys correspond to what menu items, and nothing more. What I would suggest is that this string, like the value string, be stored as an entity in the DTD, so that it can be localised. This can be set to either check , radio , or button .