I'm not referring to the page search.w3.org. but to the search box on the W3C home page itself - the one I commented on. It strikes me that tabindex and fieldset might be overkill on such a tiny form, but label clearly isn't. Please direct further comments on the website to site-comments@w3.org where the relevant people might see it, rather than to this list (unless you are just using it as an example in discussing a particular aspect of WCAG - the topic of this list) just my 2 cents Chaals On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Geoff Deering wrote: > >Charles McCathieNevile wrote: > >>As was the case with IG discussion about the WAI page - there is an address >>listeed on the homepage for sending feedback. Me experience has been that the >>response for the W3C Home Page, especially on accessibility issues, is rapid. >>In this case teh label element is correctly marked up according to the >>specification, so the problem might be the browser or browsing environment. >> >>chaals >> >> >> >> >> >Are you referring to http://search.w3.org/ ? > >If this is the case I'm really going blind because I can't see any ><LABEL> element, let along TABINDEX, <FIELDSET> or <LEGEND>. > >Geoff >Received on Thursday, 13 November 2003 19:20:43 GMT
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