Murray Maloney wrote: > Yes, I understand that very well. However, your UA could easily > advise you that the text is colorized. But do any UAs (or UAs + AT) do that ? If UA/AT design had reached the stage where all markup was equally accessible to all, then we could happily go back to (say) using tables for layout, <font> for styling and so on, and consign CSS to a dustbin marked "no longer required". But in reality, UA/AT design is far from that point, and it therefore behoves both HTML authors and the designers of HTML to ensure that accessible markup is permitted, encouraged and exploited. Philip TAYLORReceived on Thursday, 5 February 2009 16:30:36 UTC
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