On 13/08/06, Aaron Leventhal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So we already have truly accessible DHTML widgets that are
key navigable and usable with 3rd party tools such as screen readers.
Could I ask where these are discussed? Because things like:
http://www.mozilla.org/access/dhtml/class/checkbo
There are a lot more roles than what you listed, and they are all mapped
via desktop accessibility APIs such as MSAA and ATK to the assistive
technologies. So we already have truly accessible DHTML widgets that are
key navigable and usable with 3rd party tools such as screen readers.
If you're
James Graham wrote:
Matthew Raymond wrote:
[...] where a proper CSS presentation for the users primary media is
not available [...]
This is almost always the case on the real web.
Yeah, the web masters are so lazy that they can't be bothered to add
accessibility via CSS, but they'll be wo
Matthew Raymond wrote:
[...] where a proper CSS presentation for the users primary media is
not available [...]
This is almost always the case on the real web.
Yeah, the web masters are so lazy that they can't be bothered to add
accessibility via CSS, but they'll be working overtime puttin
