- From: Gabriel Bulfon <gbulfon@cgp.gba.gov.ar>
- Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 15:06:57 -0300
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
thank for your help James, but why map shouldn't be there? why this is not a question for accessibility guys? i am want to know if some reader can understand this: <map tittle="Navigation Map">.. to permit skip it. I use map tag to group a set ogf links (this is a 6.2 item's example "Grouping and bypassing links" from Html techniques for Web Accessibility Guidelines 1.0) regards -----Original Message----- From: James Craig [mailto:wai-ig@cookiecrook.com] Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 2:51 PM To: Gabriel Bulfon; WAI Mailing list (E-mail) Subject: [OT] Re: grouping and bypassing links Gabriel Bulfon wrote: > I write some like this: > > <map title="Menu de navegación"> > <a href="#firstOption" tabindex="1">Saltear barra de > navegacion</a> | > <a href="index.htm" class="Menu" title="Página de Inicio" > tabindex="2" accesskey="I" hreflang="es">Inicio</a> | > <a href="Contacto.htm" class="Menu" title="Acceso a la Página de Contacto" > tabindex="3" accesskey="C" hreflang="es">Contacto</a> | > </map> > <h1><a name="firstOption">Opciones en esta pagina</a></h1> Everything looks right except for the <map> tags. Those shouldn't be there. Try looking up unordered lists instead (<ul>)... That aside, this message is off the topic of accessibility and would be better suited for an HTML help list or a general web dev help list like WebDesign-L. Good luck, James PS. As a pre-emptive avoidance, the W3C HTML list is not the appropriate place for this either. -- http://cookiecrook.com/
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