On 1/8/07, Kay Smoljak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check out what you can do with button - it's the forgotten form element
:)
Also more on button / here:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/push_my_button/
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Thanks, I will have a look at the button and see what I come up with.
Cheers.
From: Matthew Pennell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] input type='image'
Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 08:48:36 +
On 1/8/07, Kay Smoljak [EMAIL
Also more on button / here:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/push_my_button/
And a bit more on styling buttons (although some of it deals with inputs
too):
http://www.tyssendesign.com.au/articles/css/styling-form-buttons/
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Hi
I have a div element with just a few words of text directly in the div, I
have applied padding using em's but when I view this in IE and Firefox IE
seems to make the element larger than it appears in Firefox.
If I put an equal amount of padding all round the div element in Firefox
this
'Morgen,
My hardline semantics reply would be...
Math (a2), square units (km2),
Should be MathML?
chemistry formulas (Na2CO3) ...
ChemML?
I exactly know your reason for putting it this way, but (and the same
goes for modularity) it does not serve the common needs (read: a
On 1/8/07, Ben Buchanan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone remember this have the URL?
Yup: http://mboffin.com/post.aspx?id=1619 (text link in the post)
Awesome, thanks Ben!
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Hi All,
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'?? I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1 click Y/N tester for
accessibility that works in the same
On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 04:50:06PM -, John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
Pay an expert (or become one yourself). Email me off list if you want
a recommendation, I won't spam the group with it. The RNIB is also
likely to be
On 1/8/07, John 'Max' Maxwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1 click Y/N tester
for
accessibility
On 08/01/07, Brian Cummiskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'?? I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
I like this one:
http://www.sidar.org/hera/
because it has icons next to the error descriptions that highlight exactly
where in your page the problem is or where you need to check.
Regards,
Kepler Gelotte, President
Thanks guys,
Pretty much as I thought then.
Thanks again for your time and Happy New Year all.
Kind regards,
Max.
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Happy New Year Group,
Could someone please clarify for me the best way to markup an image in a
template, take a header image for example. In the interest of keeping
structure from content I have recently been using background images wherever
possible to keep my markup as clean as possible but
Happy New Year to you too Robin!
You may want to look at CSS image replacement:
http://www.google.com/search?q=css+image+replacement
Personally, I've had good experience with the very simple:
h1img src=my-header.gif alt=Page Title //h1
Paul
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Robin @ Xplore.net wrote:
Happy New Year Group,
Could someone please clarify for me the best way to markup an image in
a template, take a header image for example. In the interest of
keeping structure from content I have recently been using background
images wherever possible to keep my
On Tue, Jan 09, 2007 at 08:23:18AM +1300, Robin @ Xplore.net wrote:
Could someone please clarify for me the best way to markup an image in
a template, take a header image for example. In the interest of
keeping structure from content I have recently been using background
images
At 1/8/2007 11:23 AM, Robin @ Xplore.net wrote:
Could someone please clarify for me the best way to markup an image
in a template, take a header image for example. In the interest of
keeping structure from content I have recently been using background
images wherever possible to keep my markup
Robin,
since you are using background images, I assume that the images are
meaningless, and only for decoration reasons.
Therefore you do not need alt attributes there. It is true that alt
attributes are a little piece of the search engines algorithms,
which can boost a bit your rankings,
Thank you for your reply's to this post, and your interesting comments.
That has now given me some clarity on the subject.
I hadn't thought about the actual content of he image as having information
before and therefore being part of the structure.
Again Excellent
Thank you.
Hi All,
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'?? I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1 click Y/N tester for
accessibility that works in the same way as the W3 site checker
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
I like this one:
http://www.sidar.org/hera/
because it has icons next to the error descriptions that highlight exactly
where in your page the problem is or where you need to check.
Regards,
Kepler Gelotte, President
John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1 click Y/N tester
for
accessibility that works in the
On 08/01/07, Brian Cummiskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for
'accessability'?? I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a
Thanks guys,
Pretty much as I thought then.
Thanks again for your time and Happy New Year all.
Kind regards,
Max.
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On 1/8/07, John 'Max' Maxwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'?? I
have done a standard HTML and CSS validation so I can be 100% before
advertising the fact in my footer etc. But is there a 1 click Y/N
On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 04:50:06PM -, John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
Can someone tell me the best way to check my website for 'accessability'??
Pay an expert (or become one yourself). Email me off list if you want
a recommendation, I won't spam the group with it. The RNIB is also
likely to be
Hello list!
Is it true that if we use like div style=display:none;, that div could
be invisible for screenreader software?
thank you!
Mihael (Slovenija)
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On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 11:47:52PM +0100, Mihael Zadravec wrote:
Is it true that if we use like div style=display:none;, that div
could be invisible for screenreader software?
Yes
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Hi Mihael,
Is it true that if we use like div style=display:none;, that div
could be invisible for screenreader software?
Yes, here's an article with a table of affected screen readers (scroll
down to the table)
http://alistapart.com/articles/fir/
Joe Clark seems to claim that Jaws
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