- From: Miraz Jordan <miraz@firstbite.co.nz>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 15:58:36 +1200
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
At 10:53 +1200 10/05/2001, Miraz Jordan wrote: >As these are "technical" courses I need to use and explain jargon. >At the moment I'm doing that by means of extra "Tips" in the text >and with links to a Glossary page. However, I need more. > >Consider this text: > >"Click in cell B3 (ie Power for January) and enter 30 then press >Tab. Notice how the text label January lines up with the left of the >cell, while the number 30 aligns to the right." > >I originally wrote "aligns to the left", but in the interests of >making the content more accessible I replaced that with "lines up >with the left". Now I need to talk about "aligns to the right" and >want to use that term. After all, people need to learn the jargon >too. I've just realised the answer: my stylesheet now includes a class called Glossary and I just use span class="glossary" in the HTML. (sigh) Cheers, Miraz -- Miraz Jordan | miraz@firstbite.co.nz | http://www.firstbite.co.nz
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