Tim wrote:
Check this out Barney.
A use of the before property to add the characters name before their
dialogue, for comprehension as well as accessibility. Select stylesheet
two.
http://www.hereticpress.com/Dogstar/Novels/NUNC.html
on-page devices to switch this
Yeah, this is exactly what I meant. It's well done!
The Onpage device is Javascript or select the menu item in the browser,
Select style two Black Gold, a cookie retains memory of stylechange,
thin rope for accessibility
What about a soundscape for the blind (or just listeners) from an aural
CSS stytlesheet but (a big BUT) , CSS aural styles are poorly supported.
Sorry, by 'thin rope' I was referring to use of rel="alternative
stylesheet" and relying on the user checking FF/Opera's view/styles menu
(ie no in-body reference back to those). Even then, it's by no means a
mistake - and in any case having javascipt actions linked on a page menu
clears that hurdle.
http://www.hereticpress.com/Dogstar/Access/index.html#auralCSSstyle
Screenreaders accepting aural CSS declarations, almost nothing.
It's tragic, because there's a lot (albeit confused) of fantastic aural
CSS in 2.1.
The Linux freeware screen reader seems to be one of the best. I am not a
devotee of any operating system or software.
No experience of. I will be setting up my linux box sometime in the
mythical future, but it's still idle fantasy for me as of now!
Regards,
Barney
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