- From: Susan Lesch <lesch@macvirus.com>
- Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1998 02:08:31 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
Gregg Vanderheiden wrote: > THE TECHNIQUES document (which gives more detail on the techniques > along with examples, is not done. But we have posted it for your > comments and input. We would like input both on content and > organization. I found only seven miniscule things to mention in the Techniques' Examples (except that including optional end tags like </TH> in the TABLE examples may help Netscape and maybe others' CSS display). Sorry for any mistakes introduced here. Keyboard access: lines 503 to 504 LABEL element needs to refer to an ID attribute (rather than to NAME). Lists: line 701 LI element needs a ending greater than (>). Tables: lines 752, 804, and 828 I don't know the meaning of 'TABLE border="border"'. (In HTML 4.0, border accepts a value in pixels.) Brief descriptions for images: lines 984 to 985 IMG element needs TITLE attribute. Long descriptions for images: line 998 URI needs a closing double quote ("). Pictures of text: lines 1406 to 1409 The CSS 'first-letter' pseudo-element may not be widely implemented yet, and it might or might not make sense in place of the SPAN dropcap example. Rules and borders: lines 1544 to 1546 The CSS class ".redline" could stand alone, or needs IMG as a selector (rather than HR).
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