Re: [WSG] Australian Govt guidelines

I'm looking for some australian govt accessibility guidelines - both disability wise and other cases like content management for dial up connection speed etc.You didn't specify FedGov, so I thought I'd throw this at you:The VicGov Acessibility Toolkit

[WSG] Html Code questions, correction

- Original Message - From: marvin hunkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Html Code questions Hi. i do not use ms frontpage. hand coded the frames, and the pages, and use css, and tables. and also added the graphics, links, etc. cheers Marvin. From: Visually Insane Genetically

[WSG] Strict on Internet Explorer 5/Mac

Hi to everyone. I'm a new members to WSG: happy to be here. Here my first question. I'm preparing a new version of my site, and I've decided to go on strict (yes, it's time). Beta is under costruction, but it seems to run well on Firefox, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer 6/PC. The problem

Re: [WSG] Horizontal Dropdowns - again :(

Veine Vikberg wrote: Greetings; Well, with Ians help I got the looks that I want for the page, and it looks right in both browsers, however - in IE the dropdowns doesn't show up. Everything validates to the smallest detail both XHTML and CSS wise. Any CSS help here would be greatly

Re: [WSG] Horizontal Dropdowns - again :(

Veine, They do show up on my screen. See screen shot here http://geekministry.com/testing/snap.jpg W2K/IE 6 Veine Vikberg wrote: Greetings; Well, with Ians help I got the looks that I want for the page, and it looks right in both browsers, however - in IE the dropdowns doesn't show up.

[WSG] UFO flash movies and accessibility

Hi Everyone. I've been working on some posts about what we've learned while building Yahoo! Tech (http://tech.yahoo.com ). We tried to make it as accessible as possible and made a number of adjustments after doing user testing with screen readers. I just posted a piece about how we got our

Re: [WSG] Horizontal Dropdowns - again :(

Hi Veine, I think the problem with IE will be that it doesn't recognise the positioning for the :hover element. You should be able to fix by putting the following javascript in the head (note that nav is the id that the dropdown sits within) script type=text/javascript!--//--![CDATA[//!--

RE: [WSG] XSLT Training?

Oh are you in for a world of joy. XSLT is just one big bowl of quirky cherries. I have found the O'Reilly XSLT book to be a good introduction and reference book. I've also gone to the XSLT Programmer's Reference from Wrox. But it's a hefty book and not as easy to find the information. Here's a

[WSG] Copyright Question

Hi. now just wondering with the relaxation of laws, that will make it legal for us to in our own private homes, able to tape tv shows, from video, and dvd, and able to convert music in any format, to listen to. now, was developing a 80s music site, and had burned my own copies of 80s tracks,

[WSG] onKeyPress or not onKeyPress

Gday, I am currently reading a book called 'DOM Scripting' by Jeremy Keith. In it, the author suggests not to use onKeyPress as it can lead to accessibility issues when users are tabbing past those elements with that eventHandler. But at the same time it remains recommended to add both.