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The thing that is missing from your implementation is giving any regard
to the weight, or the user agent's this is what I prefer number.
Let me know if you would like to see the code I use, which takes into
account the weight factor.
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to be inaccessible.
I seem to recall this all started talking about awards - whoever did the
Ivy Hotel design should certainly be in the running for one.
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M
(Still can't get over it working well in Lynx.)
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cannot
tolerate screen motion? (A bit off-topic, I know, but I believe that
accessibility/standards doesn't stop at the content, but extends to
software and OS.)
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! I might look again later.
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corporations (mostly electronic
component manufacturers), and nearly all of them present the mail format
option on sign-up. Good on 'em.
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be a plugin if
not in the native code.)
Cheers goodnight
M
(Last night of comet-watching round here)
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together - I've done it before AND we were still talking to
each other at the end ;-)
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have, or have access to, a mobile phone with a Web browser (I
mean real Web, rather than WAP), this will give you first-hand
experience of what it is like, not only to have a slow connection, but a
small screen.
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Quoth Milosz A. Lodowski - New Media Designer at 01/19/07 14:41...
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/01/13/30-dark-designs-you-shouldve-seen/
I just get a 500 error.
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://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page
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this problem in Opera 9.1 (Linux), but do on Firefox 2.0.0.1
- and the problem does NOT go away with a refresh.
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for Firefox. Fangs renders the
page as text, but the text that would (probably) be spoken by Jaws. I
have never managed to get it working myself, but it may be worth a look.
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References
1 - http://www.standards-schmandards.com/projects/fangs
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be a possibility.
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with a very, very small screen
3) No plugins (I have not checked to see whether JavaScript is handled
or not.)
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samples, contact me off-list; I am in the process
of writing a CMS (Content Management System) toolkit in PHP, some of
which may help you.
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having some-directory.
However, mod_rewrite is still the best option. If you are not running
the server yourself, you need to talk to your hosting provider and
convince them that this is the way that things are done nowadays.
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to work
perfectly sans-images.
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movement without asking.*
Please don't do this, unless it is by activation of a 'play audio' control.
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* Presentation: The Forgotten Difficulties - Fatigue and the Web
http://www.smiffysplace.com/ozewai2006/
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be
quicker to start from fresh, using XHTML and CSS.
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not, and the result is standard xhtml.
Agreed. One can use the most obscure XML internally but, with the right
XSLT transformation, can turn it in to good XHTML (or even HTML).
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it internally, but only serve what is being expected
(XHTML or HTML), unless you have total control of your audience, such as
in an intranet situation.
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Web Server sends out would only be XHTML.
Hope this makes it less confusing...
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by default and invite the user to enable
previews.
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an idea of someone still living in
the paper age...
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*European Union.
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to go
the Drupal route, and see what they were doing.
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