Hi, Thought I'd jump in on this one- I tested some simple HTML tables (both with and without the <TBODY> element) using JAWS 10.0 and NVDA 2012.2.1. None of these seemed to recognize, or change behavior due to, <TBODY>. I'm hard-pressed to think of an example or situation where changing screen reader behaviour for <TBODY> would really be mandated; it's an under-utilized element; many tables have header cells right inside what we'd consider the table body, anyway; and well-structured, accessible tables are possible anyway. >Hi Gian, >On 9 Jan 2013, at 08:06, Gian Wild wrote: >Does anyone know how screen readers handle TBODY? >any understanding or requests how they should handle it? >Olaf (Apologies for the accidental duplicate message sent earlier.) Cheers, Andy Keyworth Senior Web Accessibility Specialist | <http://www.tbase.com/> T-Base Communications Inc. 19 Main Street Ottawa, ON K1S 1A9 telephone. 613. 236. 0866 Ext. 256 fax. 613. 236. 0484 email. <mailto:akeyworth@tbase.com> akeyworth@tbase.comReceived on Monday, 21 January 2013 19:10:17 GMT
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