- From: Peter Verhoeven <pav@oce.nl>
- Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1998 15:07:08 +0100
- To: nir@nirdagan.com (Nir Dagan)
- Cc: w3c-wai-er-ig@w3.org
Hi Nir, At 20:37 5-11-98 GMT, Nir Dagan wrote: >Two points: >Point 1: >"ALT tags are added to the client side map, but >I don't see them at all. This is because my Netscape 4.5 >browser does not support HTML 4 I think." > >ALT is a required attribute for AREA elements already >in HTML3.2. So this has little to do with support >to HTML4.0. Yes, you are right. Someone on another list gives me the http://www.teleport.com example and TOM seems to work fine there. TOM works not well on the example I gave at http://www.ns.nl/reisinfo/start.asp. TOM removes the client side map from the page and also a lot of other images on that page. I thin a bug in the tool. > >Point 2: >Concerening INPUT type=image, it can operate like >a server side image map, then there is no HTML >mechanism to give alt text to the different regions. > >Making INPUT type=image a client side map >is possible only with HTML4.0. > There are a lot of IMAGE MAPS without <AREA>, most of them .gif files with more options. Is the information about the URL in the image? I thin it is important to make also these kind of maps accessible, because they seem very popular. Regards Peter Verhoeven >Nir Dagan >Assistant Professor of Economics >Universidad Pompeu Fabra >Barcelona (Spain) > >http://www.nirdagan.com >mailto:nir@nirdagan.com > >"There is nothing quite so practical as a good theory." >-- A. Einstein >
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