- From: Christian Ottosson <christian@ottosson.name>
- Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 11:10:25 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Adam van den Hoven <list@adamvandenhoven.com> wrote: > The first is that you should NOT assume that assistive technology (AT) > users will turn off style sheets. Jaws (and other screen readers) will > read styled HTML just fine so many keep CSS enabled. Nor do they read > your unstyled HTML, they read what the browser has rendered. <snip> > The problem (and one that I haven't been able to resolve yet) is that > your left column will be read inline with the main content. This just sounds like a big bug in that program. As I understand it, for instance '@media screen' or 'media="screen"' should hide that stylesheet for audio browsers. That's what 'media' is all for. So report the bug instead of blaming the specification. :) > For instance, one would > reasonably expect that providing style sheets for "audio" or "tty" media > types would be useful to AT users. Absolutely! -- Christian Ottosson http://www.christian.ottosson.name/ () ASCII Ribbon Campaign -- against HTML mail & vCards /\ http://arc.pasp.de/
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