Hi Doug
In the example you posted
http://svg-whiz.com/samples.html#insertShapes
how come the title and desc are not visible along with the shapes
even though you have generated both and appended them. Are title/desc
triggered only on a particular event?
-Ravi
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Hi Doug
http://svg-whiz.com/samples.html#trefMetadata
not accssible..Can you pleae re post it..
-Ravi
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>the SMIL tooltips example code uses mouseover and mouseout, almost by
>definition that can't be good accessibility because it is device
>dependent.
No, there's nothing inaccessible about having additional function
This code does't seem to work as well when a viewbox attribute is
placed on the svg element. How would you adjust the coordinate
calculations to compensate for an arbitrary viewbox?
Thanks,
Royce
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> Hi, Ravi-
>
> I'm not sure
The code is not an issue, I'm just not sure of the relationship. Does
the viewbox create another layer of scale and translation relative to
the client coordinates?
Thanks for your time,
Royce
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wrote:
> Hi, Royce-
>
> You'll have to
Hi, Ravi-
That's because 'title', 'desc', 'metadata', and the proposed 'hint' (among
many other elements, such as 'g') are non-rendering elements. In this case,
they are all used for semantically-tagged metadata. Of these, only 'hint' is
at all rendered, triggered by a mouseover, but that's SVG1.
Schepers,
that's an elegant solution, however one that may not be supported by
the MozSVG implementation.
#273171 could be one to "bite the bullet" on?
regards
Jonathan Chetwynd
http://www.peepo.co.uk "It's easy to use"
irc://freenode/accessibility
On 4 Dec 2004, at 20:01, Doug Schepers wr
Jonathan-
Of course it won't work in Mozilla's SVG implementation. As good as MozSVG
is on what it does, it is not nearly a complete implementation of even SVG
1.0 (nor does it claim to be, though it's making good progress). I don't
think that it's useful to point out every example posted to this
Hi, Ravi-
Yes, it is. I checked with several people, and they all could see the page
and the example.
I noticed when chatting with you yesterday that you had the same problem
with accessing my site after I changed a page. I think that you may have
caching errors. You should do a hard refresh of
Doug,
well it's certainly exciting news that you intend to contribute.
in the meantime it is possible to write documents that work in both asv
and mozSVG.
including one that demonstrates tool tips! which may mean using
scripting in this instance.
A large part of accessibility is ensuring tha
As promised, here is the sample I cooked up to demonstrate referencing
metadata elements:
http://svg-whiz.com/samples.html#trefMetadata
Regards-
Doug
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www.vectoreal.com ...for scalable solutions.
Doug Schepers wrote:
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| Hi, Ravi-
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| That's because 'title',
Jim,
perhaps you can enlighten me, what is the 'required information' that a
blind user or a user who prefers not to use a mouse will get from this
SMIL document?
regards
Jonathan Chetwynd
http://www.peepo.co.uk "It's easy to use"
irc://freenode/accessibility
On 5 Dec 2004, at 18:22, Jim
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
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| in the meantime it is possible to write documents that work
| in both asv and mozSVG.
| including one that demonstrates tool tips! which may mean
| using scripting in this instance.
Er... You mean like the scripted tooltip example on the same page, w
Hi, Royce-
You'll have to edit "function GetTrueCoords" to compensate for the viewBox
settings. I don't have time to look into right now, but I'm sure you could
do it with a little effort.
In fact, you might want to create x and y offset globals in Init, so the
calculations are only done once, t
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