- From: Knighton & Associates Ltd <publish@knighton.co.nz>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 16:50:56 +1200
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hi, folks If anyone has a moment, I'd be grateful for some thoughts on the markup of three data tables. What we have is three menus on different html pages, with links between them at the top. The content is identical, but we've used different html markup for each. Eventually the lessons we learned will be applied to financial data tables where they will state a category such as assets, then the individual assets so there will be two levels of heading. In this case we've said Chicken or Lamb and given three dishes under each. We hope our markup will leave no doubt which dish is in which major heading category and help people keep track of which row you are in. This will become particularly important when we apply the lessons to columns of very boring figure. The url for the first menu is http://www.accease.com/testcorner/Mockmenu.html Many thanks Judy Knighton AccEase Ltd Making online information accessible PO Box 40 670, Upper Hutt Ph +64 4 528 0888 Fax +64 4 528 0889 Mob 021 375 321 informed@accease.com www.accease.com
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