Re: Re: form failure

just an example of a little accessible form in my sense

<form action="---"   >
<fieldset>    <!--to make a bloc of information     ---->

<legend>Input type texte</legend>         <!---- to add a title of this block     --->

<label for="text1">Name </label>        <!---- associate the texte name with the input type text id="text1"    --->

<input type="text" id="text1">                 <!--- add the id of the element   ----->

</fieldset>

<form action="---"   >
<fieldset>    <!--to make a bloc of information     ---->

<legend>Input type Radio</legend>         <!---- to add a title of this block     --->

<label for="radio1"> yes </label>        <!---- associate the texte yes with the input type text id="text1"    --->

     <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="radio1" VALUE="option name" id="radio1">          <!--- add the id of the element   ----->

</fieldset>

</form>

you can do the same with all form elements


yoan SIMONIAN 
Association BrailleNet
France


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>Subject: form failure
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>I am trying to teach myself how to construct accessible forms.  FAILURE.
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>I have been wandering around w3.org like a mouse in a maze, losing 
>all sense of direction on this issue.
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>I need suggestions and an example of a simple form that is 
>accessible, one that displays different types of form inputs like 
>menu, list, button, text etc.
>
>Comments on my efforts to date are appreciated, you can see where I 
>am going wrong here: <http://members.rogers.com/dm87>
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>thanks
>Donna

Received on Thursday, 27 March 2003 11:16:33 UTC