Why are you using H2 as the links within the right div?.
H2 is a heading not a hyperlink tag. You have all your links wrapped within a hyperlink tag Why?
Visual readers read H2 with a stronger spoken voice.
Document readers process the page based on heading tags and other block level elements.
Just because a website validates its XHTML or CSS does not mean that you have used correct standards in designing your site.
Accessibility is more important then visual aesthetics especially when the same effect could be done different with better results...
Headings should be used with-in a website using a hierarchy system
i.e. H1 at the top of page (and used only once) Think of the file directory system on your Hard drive its a hierarchy system.
H1-
-----H2-
----------H3-
----------H3-
---------------H4-
-----H2-
----------H3-
Within your print_content div (the div that displays the main content on your page) these 3 paragraphs look the same when rendered to a web browser (they look like standard paragraphs).
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But when I look at the code you have used a H1 as the heading this should be a H2 as the H1 should of been used on the page title (grekland.gr - för nya upplevelser) and only used once on the page. Where you have used the H2, H3, H2 for paragraph mark up, you should of used the <p> tag instead.
I stoped looking at the code at this point.
Some screen readers you could try.
1 For the rich J.A.W.S link
2 For the poor and wise FANGS
link (wise enough to use Firefox)
Fangs will not speak the displayed words like J.A.W.S but it will display them as if they were read.
More on Assessibility here and here.
An online service that lets you test single pages of web content for quality, accessibility, and privacy issues.
here.
Some good articles on Accessibility
here.
One last thing acronyms should never use a combonation of upper and lower case characters re your link to CSS Validator service.
w3c Css validerad . CSS is an acronym and its case should not change. To be real pedantic you should of used the following code <acronym title="Cascading Style Sheet">CSS</acronym> same for xhtml <acronym title="extendard hyper text markup language">xhtml</acronym>. And yes this tag can be used within an <a href="" tag.
Del usr,
Standards are not just about validating your CSS/XHTML,
what ever happened to accessibility or using the standard tag for a standard
approach.
On 5/25/06, Felix Miata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 06/05/24 18:28 (GMT-0400) Michael Persson apparently typed:
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> >>>
http://www.grekland.gr
>
> > Thanks Felix,
>
> > I just uploaded a version that has em sized text instead of px, i didnt
> > see any difference
> > in IE or Mozilla???
>
> > Thanks a lot for your links i will have a look for the errors you mention..
>
> > Good night, in Greece its 01.30.. ZzzzzZzzzz
>
> Something must have gone wrong with the upload. I still see in
> http://www.grekland.gr/css/style.css that the styles include font-size
> set with px: body, #logotype, #slogan and many more.
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