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- Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 18:31:34 +0000 (GMT)
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checkbox checked Submission Results: Technology: (X)HTML Techniques Techniques Category: Headings Submitter's Name: Ben Caldwell Submitter's Email: caldwell@trace.wisc.edu <technique id="UNKNOWN"> <short-name>Image-based headings</short-name> <applies-to> <guideline idref="" /> <success-criterion idref="UNKNOWN" /> </guideline </applies-to> <task> <p>If images are used as headings, include appropriate header markup</p> </task> <description> While styling page headings can often be acheived using CSS, there are cases where it may be approporiate to use images to represent headings. </description> <user-issues> <affects group="UNKNOWN" /> </user-issues> <eg-group> <description> The following code illustrates how an image serving as a heading could be marked up so that it has structure. </description> <code><![CDATA[ <h1><img src="heading1.gif" alt="Example Heading One"></h1> ]]</code> <ua-issues> </ua-issues> </eg-group> <resources> </resources> </technique> Additional Notes: This is pretty rough. There is an interesting article from A list apart describing a technique for doing this dynamically: Dynamic Text Replacement - http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dynatext/ It has some UA issues, but may also be worth considering as a technique.
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