On 11/01/2009, at 4:08 PM, James Ducker wrote:
Ultimately teachers should aim to teach the skills that are
required of students entering the industry.
The TAFE students I tutor in Sydney are being taught XHTML, XML, CSS
table-free layouts, and so on, so not a bad start. The JavaScript
I was wondering how valuible th Title attribute is. I just visited
http://www.google.com/analytics/ and see they do not use a href=
title=/a and the new code I uploaded for an international nonprofit.
Apperantly this code I uploaded is HTML and cSS valid. I was taught to do a
href= title=/a.
I was wondering how valuable the Title attribute is
Use the 'title' attribute when the link text needs to be short and
doesn't convey all a user needs to know, eg. a href=... title=Latest
News from InTheSticksLocal news/a. In this case you also add a bit
of SEO.
I found that, contrary to what I
On 12/1/09 00:00, Jens-Uwe Korff wrote:
I found that, contrary to what I believed previously, this is not
required for assistive technologies, ie. screenreaders. They usually
pick up the anchor text well.
Jens
I found that, contrary to what I believed previously, this is not
required for assistive technologies, ie. screenreaders. They usually
pick up the anchor text well.
Anchor text? What is anchor text? I thought the Title attribute was the anchor
text.
Angus MacKinnon
Infoforce Services
On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 7:37 PM, Hayden's Harness Attachment
vig...@gmail.com wrote:
Jens
I found that, contrary to what I believed previously, this is not
required for assistive technologies, ie. screenreaders. They usually
pick up the anchor text well.
Anchor text? What is anchor text? I
Just another note: EVERY element has a title attribute, not just the
anchor attribute. Title is one of those basic properties like id and
name. It doesn't have any unique use for any specific element, it just
allows you to provide a bit more information for the element (which is
usually
Hi.
well vallidated my html and it passed the vallidation.
got three errors in css.
not sure why, how do i fix them.
and instead of the style for text, tried using a id to refrence that in the
style sheet, but said no duplication of the id tag, so did not want the
style = text / say in my id
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
Just another note: EVERY element has a title attribute
Uh, not exactly, at least according to
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/index/attributes.html
FWIW,
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Hi,
I am just wondering what is the general consensus on the use of Frames or
iFrames these days. WCAG2.0 is not terribly clear on whether we should or
shouldn't be using them. I understand there are usability issues as well as
problems with Search Engines.
I have a client that seems determined
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