- From: Josh Krieger <jkrieger@cast.org>
- Date: Sun, 31 May 1998 12:54:34 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
I don't know whether this has been covered yet, but in reference to the guideline: 1.12. Provide titles for horizontal rules, acronyms, and abbreviations It is meaningless to use the HTML 4.0 elements ABBR and ACRONYM without a TITLE attribute even though the TITLE attribute is not required in the DTD. For example, who would ever go to the trouble to create an abbrevation element like: <ABBR TITLE="New York">NY</ABBR> and not include the TITLE? Duh. The guideline should probably just read: "Provide titles for horizontal rules", but we already had a discussion in March about this one and it is still, in my opinion, on shaky ground in regards to its use with/without the DIV element. Josh Krieger CAST
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