Tee G. Peng wrote:
I have a concern regarding accessibility on this technique, if
show/hide result isn't so much of a concern,would 'title' attribute a
better choice? Because, if style sheet is disable or pag viewed in
Lynx Viewer, content in the span class is revealed. But we don't
always want this.
My opinion is: if you don't want something to show up in a non-CSS
browser, don't put that "something" in the document in the first place.
An HTML document should (ideally at least) make perfect sense in a
non-css, text-only, browser - like Lynx. Only when that is assured
should styles, and/or anything else for that matter, be added to perfect
the design.
Problems with pop-ups that don't make sense in browsers like Lynx, can
usually be solved by adding more text to complete the message delivered
in the pop-up itself, and keep this extra text hidden in CSS capable
browsers. This way one can deliver meaningful messages on all levels.
regards
Georg
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