On 9/12/07, Reg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Dave, Deb & Drew :):) This is exactly the type of help we > were hoping to receive. :):):):):):) > > We'll take a look at those headers and see what we can do. > > Should page content titles be coded as H1 level and the side bar > heading.....at what level? H2s? In some ways it is almost like > having TWO "level 1" headings on the page -- the heading for page > content and the heading for the sidebar. Our current stylesheet > relies on the sidebar menus being at the top of the HTML markup. We > know this is a problem for accessibility (needs a "skip repeated > navigation'), but we're not sure how best to resolve. Does anyone > have a suggestion? > Nothing wrong with having more than a single h1 on a page since that is what the specs show in their example. You could achieve your goal of h2 for the sidebar by using a double float right setup. That is, float the main content right then float the side bar right. That also neatly takes care of the skip-to-contents question since the content will appear first in the code.
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