- From: Pat Byrne <pat@glasgowwestend.co.uk>
- Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2001 19:49:24 +0100
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Can anyone tell me the best way to specify link colors for links will appear with both a white and a black background? i.e the color of the actual link need to be different for each of these circumstances. I see this often on sites - where there is a navigation bar with a colored background - but the links on the rest of the page have a white background. The links must show up clearly with both style sheet enabled browsers and browsers that don't use style sheets - and remain inaccessible. Do I need to use a combination of style sheet specification and FONT tags - with the font element being used on browsers that can't use the style sheet? (I know the font element is not part of the current spec) I appreciate any help with this. I could play around with it to get it to look right but If someone has already worked it out that would save me from getting it wrong. Thanks, Pat -- Glasgow West End: Pat's Guide: http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk Guide to all that's best in Glasgow's West End: What's On, Eating Out, Shopping, Flat Hunting, Local Characters, Classified Ads., Community Pinboard, Art for Sale and Free Photographs to download. ScotConnect: Quick to load, accessible Web sites - built with the minimum of fuss. Jim and Pat Byrne
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