On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Charles McCathieNevile wrote: > There is no way to have an alternative in CSS for a background image. But > this should not be a problem - ensuring pages can be read without style > sheets, for all its problems in XML, does cover the requirement that style > sheets are not used for conveying the required information, only for making > its presentation better to makeit easier to use. Also, you could create a div element, immediately after the element containing your background image, that contains alternate text for your background. Using a style sheet, you can then set that div to {display: none} so that only browsers not using CSS render the text. It's an imperfect solution -- what if someone using a CSS-compliant browser chooses not to load images? -- but it may still prove helpful. --SteveReceived on Thursday, 17 January 2002 14:44:12 UTC
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