Hi,
could anyone tell me which is the best rounded corner accessible button? The
button should be have fluid width . :-)
thanks in advance.
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It'd also be interesting to know if it reads aloud in an American accent!!
Or perhaps the better question would be, if there is ANY software like this
that doesn't use an American accent ...
Cheers
susie
On 4/4/08 10:00 AM, "Rebecca Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Someone's aske
Hi all,
Someone's asked me about software that will read aloud from a web
page, in a user friendly way, to be used by secondary students whose
reading age is low & prevents them being able to access the content.
I've found a few examples - anyone have experience using any of these,
or other softw
we are thinking to leave the title (in the ) of the page blank...
since we have a good for the page...
my question is do screen readers read the title of the pages that within the
frameset?
Cheers,
Anat
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Viable Design wrote:
Thanks for the links, Bruce; I'll check them out.
The creator of the video-embedder plugin that I'm using actually asked me
what he could do to make it accessible, so I'm asking for help here because
I frankly don't have a clue. But if there's a way, and he's willing to make
On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 10:51:02 +0100, Rob Enslin wrote:
> I've recently built a website trying to move towards more standards-compliant
> code.
> After the delight at pushing the site live my world 'caved in' (a little
> over-dramatic
> maybe) this morning when a colleague noticed rogue 'ls." text s
Thanks for the links, Bruce; I'll check them out.
The creator of the video-embedder plugin that I'm using actually asked me
what he could do to make it accessible, so I'm asking for help here because
I frankly don't have a clue. But if there's a way, and he's willing to make
it happen, it would de
On 4/3/08, Viable Design <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello. I recently found a video embedder plugin that works well with
> WordPress and validates perfectly with a strict doctype. But I realize
> validation does not equal accessibility, so what exactly needs to be done to
> make video accessible?
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I would say sub titles for sure.
I found 2 players that are excellent for this, the open source player by
http://www.jeroenwijering.com
using SWFObject embed
and javascript php player
http://www.rich-media-project.com/
There's probably others I am sure but these are excellent/ easy to add
subtit
Hello. I recently found a video embedder plugin that works well with
WordPress and validates perfectly with a strict doctype. But I realize
validation does not equal accessibility, so what exactly needs to be done to
make video accessible? Is it a matter of adding a subtitle track?
Thanks for your
I know this is a fairly old topic, but it's come up several times and I
don't know if this solution has ever been stated before:
You can actually set the "value" attribute for the elements with
the number you want it to have. After that, all succeeding s will be
numbered based on that one.
I must admit I'd rather have the comments there - it makes me feel
organised. And, as you say it's nice way to guide other coders who might
need to update the site. I also agree with Dave Woods:
personally find that if you've structured your markup correctly, indented
nested elements and named cla
I think that you should read through the documents on positioniseverything a
bit closer. Its not just the comments.
Removing comments from source code is a really bad idea for best practices.
Other people may have to work on your site and its a pain to
reverse-engineer code. Use native comme
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That is one of my favorite ie6 quirks, the mysterious duplicated text bug. I
hope that's what you have and not just a bad comment.
It's one of those things that have you scratching your head and marveling
over the oddity of it.
The answer is at position is everything
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Thanks Gunlag and others for their replies - appreciate it.
I've removed all the comment tags (that I can through our CMS) and hey
presto it's fixed (a great result!)
Have a great day,
Rob
On 03/04/2008, Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Rob Enslin wrote:
>
> > I've recently built a
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 8:51 PM, Rob Enslin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've recently built a website trying to move towards more
> standards-compliant code. After the delight at pushing the site live my
> world 'caved in' (a little over-dramatic maybe) this morning when a
> colleague noticed rogue
It's the well known IE6 duplicate text bug.
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/dup-characters.html
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Subject: [WSG] Rogue text appears in IE6.
Try getting rid of the comments in your source code. I've not had chance to
investigate your code thoroughly but that's usually what causes the
duplicate character bug.
I'm sure that there are other fixes for it but I personally find that if
you've structured your markup correctly, indented nested
Rob Enslin wrote:
I've recently built a website trying to move towards more
standards-compliant code. After the delight at pushing the site live
my world 'caved in' (a little over-dramatic maybe) this morning when
a colleague noticed rogue 'ls." text some way down the home page.
Live site: http
I don't know if this might be causing it, but you do have a closing div
for a "content" div but no opening content div - all up one too many
closing divs.
Try getting rid of this line:
Casey.
Rob Enslin wrote:
I've recently built a website trying to move towards more
standards-compliant c
I've recently built a website trying to move towards more
standards-compliant code. After the delight at pushing the site live my
world 'caved in' (a little over-dramatic maybe) this morning when a
colleague noticed rogue 'ls." text some way down the home page.
Live site: http://www.londoncalling2
Hi,
The link I gave discusses screereaders and seems to suggest that
screenreaders use the title attribute of the frames rather than the title
tag within the head section of the frame contents.
Since the article specifically relates to screenreaders and their
accessibility problems with frames an
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