Hey Ian,
Cool to see someone observing standards that count and helping with
screen-readers. You could use links vs. images or roll your own. If you want
help on this I'll help you [obviously free of charge]. This makes me think.
Best,
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On Nov 21, 2010, at 8:01 AM, Ian wrote:
Hi,
I run a site called textise.net that converts web pages into text.
This is used by many kinds of people, including the blind and
partially-blind.
I'd like to add a Tweet link to the text-only pages but, for obvious
reasons, I don't want to display an image (button).
I've been able to display text by removing the class=twitter-share-
button but now find that the tweet opens full-screen and without the
page title or data-text, i.e. the default tweet consists of the
shortened URL only.
Is there something I should be doing differently?
Thanks!
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