Hello All -
While I know that one should use improve accessibility of form eloements, it
is also a common (best practice) to use a title attribute inside a link
anchor like this:
home
If there's a better way, or if I'm completely incorrect regarding making my
links more accessible, I'd greatly a
Because the title attribute is part of Standards, screenreaders have been
designed with a knowledge it, it's what they expect and it's what they
use.
So, no there is no better way.
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Stuart Foulstone.
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Quoting Cole Kuryakin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello All -
While I know that one should use improve accessibility of form eloements, it
is also a common (best practice) to use a title attribute inside a link
anchor like this:
home
If there's a better way, or if I'm completely incorrect regarding
Quoting Stuart Foulstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Because the title attribute is part of Standards, screenreaders have been
designed with a knowledge it, it's what they expect and it's what they
use.
Depending on user settings. Many screenreaders don't actually read
title by default.
So, no