Hi Graham,
Producing a .doc may seem incongruous, but it is just one of around 150
documents covering all Telstra's online standards including wap,
platform,
styleguides information architecture etc.
Yes, apologies for even alluding to that kind of hackneyed response.
You now have me
UA Oz
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On 10/11/05, Terrence Wood wrote:
Agreed, you are absolutely correct. Doh
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Subject: RE: [WSG] simplyaccessible.org
On 10/11/05, Terrence Wood wrote:
Agreed, you are absolutely correct. Doh! I didn't acutally check
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I first wanted to say thanks to Derek and Graham for providing all this
really great info.
Not that I'm fussed
On 10/12/05, Nick Lo wrote:
I did want to comment that the form error in the label suggestions
Derek gave have really got me thinking about how my CMS returns users
to forms and alerts them.
Hi Nick,
That's good - that was my intent! Actually, that was my intent with most
of what is already
Russ wrote:
Derek Featherstone has posted his accessibility presentation from WE05 at a
new site - Simply Accessible
http://simplyaccessible.org/
I've just gotta say... this is fantastic. As someone to whom the podcasts are
pretty much inaccessible (because I am stuck with dial-up and also I
Vicki Berry said:
I've just gotta say... this is fantastic.
Derek, can you update your examoples to use fieldsets instead of divs to
group the form controls together?
kind regards
Terrence Wood.
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On 10/11/05, Terrence Wood wrote:
Derek, can you update your examoples to use fieldsets instead of divs
to group the form controls together?
I do use fieldsets to group form controls together but in most cases,
there is one fieldset around all the items in one form - the divs are
there to
Derek Featherstone said:
the divs are there to provide additional style hooks[...] to
create rows without using tables.
You have not misinterpeted what I was saying, sorry my email is a little
terse today.I would've have emailed you off-list but couldn't find your
email anywhere (within my 3
to a fieldset and float the fieldsets to
create a columnar form.
Ted
www.tdrake.net
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 3:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [WSG] simplyaccessible.org
Drake, Ted C. said:
A fieldset should contain a set of similar inputs[...] It would defeat
the coordinating purpose to use a fieldset randomly to create rows or
columns.
Agreed, you are absolutely correct. Doh! I didn't acutally check the
source code, no wonder my earlier post was confusing.
Terrence Wood wrote:
If anyone *is* interested in replicating Dereks layout without the
extra div's try this:
label for=unameUsername
emmust not contain spaces/em
input id=uname type=text name=uname value= /
/label
I'd prefer to go with explicit labeling rather than implicit labeling, but
On 10/11/05, Terrence Wood wrote:
Agreed, you are absolutely correct. Doh! I didn't acutally check the
source code, no wonder my earlier post was confusing. Sorry Derek.
No worries...
If anyone *is* interested in replicating Dereks layout without the
extra div's try this:
snip /
for what
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