Designer wrote:
> It certainly does!
> Borders on the booked cells in the
> print style sheet does the trick, and
> offers the simplest solution!
Glad to have helped, Bob. After going to the page and messing around a bit,
I have to wonder if you couldn't enhance it even further:
First, using PHP, add the <strong></strong> element to the booked dates.
This would make them stand out from the others when viewing for those who
don't support style sheets. Applying natural strong emphasis to the booked
dates would be quite acceptable and semantic I think. Then, so as to not
affect styling when CSS is supported you could add this to the CSS:
.event strong {
font-weight : normal;
}
Second, to kick it up one notch further, apply an aural style targeted to
the media type or in a separate aural CSS to change the sound of booked
dates, with something like:
.event strong {
voice-family : male;
pitch : low;
pause : 200%;
speech-rate : 200;
}
By doing these things the information would be passed on to all users,
regardless of how they access the content.
Respectfully,
Mike Cherim
http://green-beast.com/
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