When I'm making a website for someone else, I always make sure there isn't a horizontal scrollbar at 800x600. And instead of just resizing my browser window, I'll actually flip my resolution (which is generally at 1150x860 or something like that) back down. Since viewing at low res doesn't ju
t of screen reader users don't understand the
concept of 'skip to' and consequently ignore those links.
regards
Terrence Wood.
On 24 Jun 2005, at 12:47 PM, Erica Jean wrote:
> Actually, the site I read said the link should read "Skip to the main
> content."
>
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Actually, the site I read said the link should read "Skip to the main content."
Whole thing.
Because otherwise (from what I understood) if it isnt' written out that way, the screen reader pronounces content wrong. It pronounces it like the verb... the dog was content.
And neither link
Of course, as far as the "skip to content" link goes - you might want to add a "Skip to main menu" link in the source for screen readers above the content as well. :)
But I actually put my menus at the bottom of the source code on my sites too. So I don't nessicarily see anything wrong wit
ime for Netscape to stay up to date
with Firefox: When Fx1.1 arrives in a few months the rendering will
about 12 months ahead of Netscape 8. If you keep testing the
equivilent Firefox version to the netscape versions though then the
rendering will be identical.
Ben
On 6/22/05, Erica
Netscape 8.0?
It uses the IE and the Firefox rendering engines... Firefox by default, and switches to IE on "trusted" sites so that the sites "appear correctly" (Microsoft.com anyone?)
Is it worth checking in? Really?
*is not wanting to cram up my precious hard drive space with redunda
ape 4.
Bob McClelland
Cornwall (U.K.)
www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk
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Erica Jean wrote:
Ah. Alright. Thank you for the clarification, and thank you for letting
me know that Netscape 4 supports stylesheets at all. I didn't realize
that there was /any/ styleshe
Thanks to both of you for the links :)
I really appreciate it ^^
---Original Message---
From: Brian Cummiskey
Date: 06/21/05 15:31:52
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Hi there!
Erica Jean wrote:
>
> Is there somewhere I could download older browse
ou create a page that asks for them to upgrade their browser?
I can justify going back to IE 5.5, and even IE 5.0 to an extent... but is it really worth our time to go all the way back to the 4.0 browsers?
Thanks for your opinions!
-Erica Jean
e to go all the way back to the 4.0 browsers?
Thanks for your opinions!
-Erica Jean
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