On 11/29/06, Vaska [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a funny situation where I need to use an obscure display:
inline-block; rule. Of course, IE is wonky with it and I must use a
tag that is naturally inline (p, div, won't cut it).
It's hard to tell exactly what you're trying to do - do you
I believe it would be helpful for accessibility reasons.
Think of it like a caption attribute on a table. It gives a description of the
relationship of the group of child elements.
- Adam
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On 11/29/06, Keryx webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was using http://dev.wave.webaim.org and it complained about my having a
fieldset but no legend-element.
A fieldset is for grouping related fields together, and its legend should
describe the group of fields. If you are just using the
Once again hello!
11 uses for 101 checklists - a book tip.
See: http://www.sitepoint.com/books/checklists1/
1. For the single developer: Ensure that you do not forget any aspect. It's hard
to be Leonardo Da Vinci!
2. For the team leader: While some people in your team ought to know more than
Keryx webb wrote:
form id=seek action=seek.php method=post
fieldset
label for=seektextSeek: /label
input name=seektext id=seektext type=text /
input type=submit value=sök /
/fieldset
/form
This is my question, since I do need a containing element for my input
elements, but see
Ben Buchanan wrote:
On a different front... reading vs. listening also has some
interesting effects in education - some students like to listen more
than they like to read; others like both; etc.
Speaking as a teacher. I have students with dyslexia who use books on CD:s, etc
instead of
Lars wrote:
This is my question, since I do
need a containing element for my
input elements, but see no real
reason to have a legend, am
I misusing the fieldset element?
Visually there is no border (unless
CSS is turned off of course.)
Hello Lars,
Perhaps you could have it both ways.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
This may be of interest
http://www.rnib.org.uk/wacblog/general-accessibility/too-much-accessibility-fieldset-legends/
Thanks for the link.
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Hi.
on my site at http://marvin.webboy.net and look at the star trek pages, have
got several tables.
take a look, and give me feedback, on how to code them accessibly.
also, do i need a caption, and a table summary, if so, what is the code to
do this, and also how to code it in my style sheet.
Hi.
do you know of any php accessible and java script mailling lists.
if so let me know.
tried to subscribe to mailling lists on php.net, but a real pain to
navigate.
now, what i want to do on my contact form on http://marvin.webboy.net is
when the user fills out the fields, hide all the
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