francky wrote:
>Article/tutorial "Fun links in css (Underline with IE-proof home made
>text-decoration)":
>http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/imaging/fun-links.html
>... and don't laugh! ;-)
>
>
I asked it, so I got it...
Els wrote me within an hour:
> :-) I tried not to, but on a developer's IE with image caching off,
> it just looks funny the way the images line up on every hover :-)
>
> Anyway, I saw your 2 remarks at the bottom of the page, and I think
> you might wanna add a third one:
> It isn't a good idea accessibility wise, since for people who surf
> with images off and css enabled, there's no indication at all that
> that text is actually a link. I think this method should be combined
> with some other form of styling on the text maybe?
Made a point! Weak defense: the same issue is in the ALA article, but it
is masked over there. [1]
I figured out that just canceling the a { text-decoration: none; } is
enough (and a third remark is not needed).
See the update:
http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/imaging/fun-links.html#accessibility
Thanks go to Els,
Greetings,
francky
[1] The underline is gone with the: a { text-decoration: none; } in the
article.css, but by accident it is coming back via the general ALA
stylesheet base.css: a { border-bottom: 1px solid #555;}.
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