- From: Geek Chic <geekchic@geekchic.com>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 16:08:06 -0700 (PDT)
- To: sdale@stevendale.com
- Cc: jon@hackcraft.net, w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Steven, Assume that the semantic function of the text *is* a header, for the purposes of this question. Does anyone know the answer to my first question -- Are there really screen reader problems with <h2><a>text</a></h2>? Thanks, Melinda > > This is a semantic question.... If it is a header symantically Jon is > correct. If however, it is a link that explains why something is > emphasized, I would use <strong>. For an example, > > <p> > Webpages should be <a href"www.w3.org/wai"> > <strong>accessible</strong><a>. Blah blah blah.... > </p> > >>> I have seen some Web sites use <a><strong>text</strong></a> instead of >>> <h2><a href="www.hp.com">text</a></h2> for text that appears to >>> function as a header on the page. >> >> This is "that looks about right" coding. >> >>> Is that better? >> >> No, it's much worse. >> > > >
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