If I implement in my print.css
a:after {content: ( attr(href) ) }
do I also need to use for my internal pages absolute instead of relative
URLs too?
Thanks,
John
Matthew Pennell wrote:
On 6/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I disagree - printed output is completely
Terrence Wood wrote:
3. you should have a glossary for acronym/abbr-tags, because the
title is only visible, if you use a mouse.
I had an interesting conversation about this recently. Don't the abbr/
acronym defeat the purpose of abbr/acronyms for screen reader users? In
english abbrs
On 6/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I disagree - printed output is completely non-interactive. Links should
display the full URL wherever possible, but there is no need to
underline them.
a:after {
content: ( attr(href) ) ;
}
On 24/06/2006, at 7:28 PM, Kat wrote:
Terrence Wood wrote:
abbr/acromyn elements might be handy hooks for aural CSS styles
one day.
I thought they already were handy hooks for aural CSS styles? Do
screen readers not see aural styles, eg. speak: spell-out ?
They are, but aural CSS is
On 23/06/2006, at 5:02 AM, John S. Britsios wrote:
1. the tab order of my homepage is horrible
tab order looks OK to me, although the main navbar doesn't indicate
focus to me in Safari 2.0. As a general rule of thumb don't use
tabindex unless you have a table based layout where the source
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snip
Underlined text should be reserved for links, and I think
this should
extend to the printed version of a web page.
I disagree - printed output is completely non-interactive. Links should
display the
Dear WSG members,
1. Someone wrote me in a German forum that the tab order of my homepage
is horrible: http://www.webnauts.net
I did though avoid using tabindex, to avoid known conflicts. Would you
agree with that?
If you do, where and in which order would you implement them?
2. He also said
1. Someone wrote me in a German forum that the tab order of my homepageI agree that tab order is very important and you can't tab to some of your navigation that I would expect to get to in the first few tab places.
2. He also said that I must use back to top links. Would you agree
with that? No,
Hi Susan,
Thanks for you kind feedback. By the way, where can't you tab there?
And where would you implement the tabindex?
Thanks,
John
Susan R. Grossman wrote:
1. Someone wrote me in a German forum that the tab order of my homepage
I agree that tab order is very important and you can't
