Doing some accessibility work based on Java 1.3+ JREs. Recently had an issue that some Java 1.0/1.1 applets being loaded by the newer JRE, and when the 1.3 accessibility API registered certain event
I have a client who hates the tooltips shown in browsers by the alt and title attributes of images. They requested they be removed. Obviously this is an issue for both SEO and Accessibility.
I want to make this table http://jsfiddle.net/B7SVK/ from 4 column to single column because I need to convert this table from Desktop to Mobile website and mobile device has limited width. and I don\'
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I work on web accessibility for blind people interacting with a screen reader Jaws and a vocal synthesizer.
Silverlight does a good job of making the automation tree accessible, but is there a way to programatically ask a screen reader to read something? Up until now I\'ve been using:
Does WCAG 2.0 allow tables for layo开发者_开发技巧ut, I can\'t see anything in the guidelines saying you can\'t but this suprises me.http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H73.html
I find that my focus rectangle doesn\'t show up in IE9 when I tab between theelements in the image map below. The tabbing still works fine and the focus displays OK in Chrome.
I am developing a Ruby-on-Rails-3 website with a few drag-n-drop screens. Drag-n-drop does not work on all browsers (especially some phones).
Our app is ran from SU or normal user. We have a library we have connected to our project. In that library there is a function we want to call.We have a folder called notRestricted in the directory wh
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