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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> It would be very, very nice if w3 were to use `local-map' and
> `keymap' text props on the hyperlinks so bind keys to the w3
> commands when point is over the w3 buttons.

These properties don't work well with the mouse.  When you push a
mouse button, the location of point (the text cursor) and not the
mouse pointer will determine what keymap is used.

I think it would be better to inherit the article keymap from
`widget-keymap'.  Even better would be if Gnus used standard widget
buttons in the article, then it would work together with W3 perfectly.

You can "buttonize" existing text by calling `widget-convert-button'.