Be aware that display:none can be a significant stumbling block for
accessibility. And that can affect whether universities and grant
funded non-profits can implement the BlogCFC.
It's your call, but if you're interested:
Since the content is actually not there, a screen reader won't read
it. In
wasn't sure and didn't have time to test, so i figured i'd just do a
CYA and throw out the caveat :)
On 5/20/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > can you give it a display:none; style attribute (in place
> > of the
> > visibility)? that should remove it from the page flow
> > entire
> can you give it a display:none; style attribute (in place
> of the
> visibility)? that should remove it from the page flow
> entirely...and
> hopefully it'll still be accessible to the js.
in my experience the only elements that become inaccessible to js when
you use display:none are frames or
Nope, visibility:hidden only removes it from sight, it does not remove
it from the document flow. display:none will remove it from sight and
the document flow.
On 5/20/05, Raymond Camden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow - I would have thought setting it to invisible would be the
> same... but th
Ray,
I had a close problem...
In your style for the textarea use "font-size: 0pt;" The vertical size seems
to be controlled by font size as well as height... I needed to make a 10pt
vertical high div. Until I changed the font size, it wouldn't go that
small.. See if it works.. I am unsure on the 0
Wow - I would have thought setting it to invisible would be the
same... but that worked perfectly. Thanks all!
(This is for a new custom tag I'm building that will be deployed with BlogCFC.)
On 5/20/05, S. Isaac Dealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> wow... the incredible Ray. :) I thought you knew
can you give it a display:none; style attribute (in place of the
visibility)? that should remove it from the page flow entirely...and
hopefully it'll still be accessible to the js.
On 5/20/05, Raymond Camden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a textarea that I'm trying to make as tiny as possib
wow... the incredible Ray. :) I thought you knew this one...
"size matters not!"... style="display:none;" :)
> I have a textarea that I'm trying to make as tiny as
> possible. It will
> only be used by JS. I can hide it. I can make it darn
> small. But no
> matter what I do, it still adds verti
