> 5.3. For tables of text and numbers, provide an alternative page > that presents the table information in a linear fashion I would like to suggest that the guidelines standardize a way of providing alternative representations of tables so that an automatic checker can find out whether or not such an alternative version of the table exists. I suggest taking advantage of both the TITLE attribute on a the A element and the ID of the TABLE. For example, we might have something like: See the <A HREF="alternative.html" TITLE="table alternative id:tab10">alternative version of the following table</A> <TABLE ID="tab10" ...> ... </TABLE> While we currently recommend the LINK element for an entire alternative page, but it seems to me it wouldn't hurt to extend this scheme to other partial-page alternative text. For example, >4.x All audio information has an associated transcript So that we might have something like: Bill Clinton's <A HREF="bc30.wav" ID="bc30">speech on Sox the cat</A> (A HREF="bc30.txt" TITLE="audio alternative id:bc30">transcript</A>). Any takers? Anyone have another way of doing this in a well-defined way? Josh Krieger CASTReceived on Thursday, 28 May 1998 10:49:45 GMT
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