Tee G. Peng wrote:
[...] In the same page more than one article is listed, that means
more than one title attribute with 'continue reading', as a result I
am unable to pass the Priority 2: 13.1 Clearly identify the target
of each link.
http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/#tech-meaningful-links
Can this idiotically error be ignored?
If each link text clearly identifies the relevant target, then whatever
is in the title attribute can be read for what it is: additional
information - an extension of the link text.
In this case the title attribute is mostly ignored by everyone, and you
can safely ignore it to - in this context.
If link text is the same, general repetition, on several links, then the
link text does *not* "clearly identify the target". In such a case the
link fails '13.1' regardless of what's in the title attribute.
Title attributes can't act as substitute for real link text, so if
there's no proper link text - or proper use of alt attribute for images,
the entire link fails no matter what.
regards
Georg
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