On 25/08/2020 18:17, Kevin O'Brien wrote:
> I think I have the same question as brian-in-ohio. I submit my show
> notes in plain text, and to do this I just put the links in as plain
> addresses. If there is a better way to do it, I need to know what that
> way is.
I most often process incoming
I think I have the same question as brian-in-ohio. I submit my show notes
in plain text, and to do this I just put the links in as plain addresses.
If there is a better way to do it, I need to know what that way is.
Regards,
--
Kevin B. O'Brien
z wil...@zwilnik.com
On 24/08/2020 17:25, Mike Ray wrote:
> Hello guys and gals,
>
> I'm currently working on a project using Template::Toolkit, and finding
> Dave's show notes on this subject very useful.
Hi Mike,
Glad my Template::Toolkit stuff has proven useful. I use it daily since
it's behind the notes for all
Hi Mike,
We will be checking for this from now on. If you have time, I can send
you links to the shows after they have been posted so you can verify
them before they go live.
Ken.
On 2020-08-25 17:15, Mike Ray wrote:
>
> Thanks Dave. It's a very subtle thing, but it is one of the more serious
Thanks Dave. It's a very subtle thing, but it is one of the more serious
accessibility gaffs guaranteed to have me shouting at the computer, if I
haven't already got a sore throat from shouting at the Today programme.
Unfortunately HTML5 has introduced some 'interesting' accessibility
gaffs.
On 25/08/2020 12:59, Mike Ray wrote:
> Little windows that come up when the mouse hovers over, tool tips you
> could call them, are worse than useless, since blind folks mostly do not
> use the mouse.
>
> Most screen readers have a keyboard way of moving the mouse pointer to
> where the virtual
Hi UK Hackers,
The next free amateur radio Foundation Online training course run by
volunteers from Essex Ham starts on September 6
The RSGB's introduction of online exams that can be taken at home has
led to a surge in demand for free online amateur radio training courses
such as that run by
How about doing a show to explain this to people who want to help, but
still give show notes in plain text
brian-in-ohio
On 8/25/20 7:59 AM, Mike Ray wrote:
Little windows that come up when the mouse hovers over, tool tips you
could call them, are worse than useless, since blind folks mostly
Little windows that come up when the mouse hovers over, tool tips you
could call them, are worse than useless, since blind folks mostly do not
use the mouse.
Most screen readers have a keyboard way of moving the mouse pointer to
where the virtual review cursor is, and then simulating a left or
On 24/08/2020 17:25, Mike Ray wrote:
> You can find the instructions for feeding elephants
> here
In Markdown there's a so-called "reference link" through which a title
can be provided. This populates the 'title' attribute in the link. I use
these in my notes a moderate amount, partly because
Hello,
If a site has only the word 'here' linked in multiple links that take
the user to lots of different resources, then navigating those links by
using the keyboard to jump from link to link, the screen reader says
"here, here, here, here, here."
But what is here?
You should make at least a
So just to clarify for myself, it is preferable for accessibility to make an
entire sentence a link instead of individual words?
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