On Feb 21, 2007, at 2:28 AM, David Dorward wrote:
Invisible text is hard to read against any background colour, and
you can't depend on images being loaded. This thread started
because of issues with alt text on image maps not showing up when
images weren't there.
... that will teach me
Charles Eaton wrote:
http://www.eatons.net/sandbox/no-map.html
I doubt that http://dorward.me.uk/tmp/fake-image-map.png is the effect
you are after.
background-image: url(callforentries.gif);
color:transparent;
Invisible text is hard to read against any background colour, and you
can't
only a few validation issues... Failed validation, 210 errors in the new
site with 191 in the old one
On 2/20/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
I am in a desperate state. I am working for a .com.au and they are
struggling with some of the more forward-thinking
I work so hard to have all pages validated XHTML 1.0 Strict and AAA
accessible.
Thanks for that 210 validation errors. Really gross. Any of my real
pages validate, I feel so cheated apart for the loss of income, the
defacement of W3C standards I try to hold high.
My beloved authors would be
I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the standards use of the map
and area tags (like I'm doing here on the 2007 image of the left column:
http://www.heliosdg.com/mgcaf/)? I did some testing by turning images off in
IE7 and Firefox but the alt tag data doesn't appear. Does that mean
On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 15:32:15 -, Patrick Bruno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the standards use of the
map and area tags (like I'm doing here on the 2007 image of the left
column: http://www.heliosdg.com/mgcaf/)? I did some testing by turning
W3C says: try to avoid server-side image maps [xhtml]
a better setup (IMHO), is to use a definition list,
drop your image in the background of the dl, giving it the image size,
use dt and 3 dd's in a two row setup to overlay the image.
add text [no display] and links, ... your in business.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 16:36:18 -, Charles Eaton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the standards use of the
map and area tags (like I'm doing here on the 2007 image of the
left column:
W3C says: try to avoid server-side image maps [xhtml]
If it is
Hi guys,
This thread doesn't seem to be on topic - perhaps a design list would
be more appropriate?
If you need help getting a drop down (etc) to work, we're here for you,
but what sort of design element to use isn't on topic.
Sorry!
Any further responses should go straight to Christian
