Re: More data on accesskeys (New article written Nov. 1)

> If, for example, the author has used <link rel="home"> then they have, de 

The problem is, of course, that the number of authors who use it is
vanishingly small, and I suspect, for the samre reasons, the number
using any alternative, like role=, will be similarly small.

I certainly agree that rel= covers the requirement.  (I also think that,
if browser developers hadn't rejected rel= for being too not-WYSIWYG,
it could have been used to allow the browser to create the navigation
menus from separate documents, rather than, as at present, cloning them
into every page.)

> facto, specified the home page, in relation to the page being viewed. Why 
> should three not be an easy way for a keyboard user to reach that page?
> 
> [I probably shan't see any replies until Monday]

Received on Friday, 3 November 2006 22:51:06 UTC