- From: Daniel Dardailler <danield@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 21:58:40 +0200
- To: Chuck Letourneau <cpl@starlingweb.com>
- cc: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
> For Images that are defined in <OBJECT>, how will a long description be > implemented? three options: - free style: in the object content, which is its short description, put a link to the long description in plain french or using a D. <OBJECT data=gif> photo of the earth from space <A HREF=long.htm>D</A> </OBJECT> - rel convention: in addition to free style, you mark the A to the long desc with rel=longdesc (or dlink) <OBJECT data=gif> photo of the earth from space <A REL=longdesc HREF=long.htm>D</A> </OBJECT> - using param: <OBJECT data=gif> photo of the earth from space <A HREF=long.htm>D</A> <PARAM name=longdesc value=long.htm> </OBJECT> adding semantic (like REL or PARAM) allows for better processing on the UA side. we need more experience from user or object param to decide. Wendy also raised a issue with nested OBJECT and which long desc applies to what, that I'd like to see presented in relation to that. > What implications does this have for the use of LONGDESC with the <IMG> tag? none, I think we should drop mention dlink for IMG altogether, just talk about LONGDESC, people that do longdesc before it's in tools will and can decide for themselves if they add D links or not.
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