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Originally Posted by splinter
This is a subject that I'm really getting into: accessibility...
...<th id='Monday' scope='col'></th>...
...<a name='skip'>[Word]</a>... |
Hi,
I have some additions to your tag-properties.
You talked about acronyms, but you forgot to mention acronyms for the properties for the tags.
* You use the "id" property for the tag "<th>", but you use the "name" property for the tag "<a>".
I know this will work, atleast in IE, but if you do this in all your tags, you will soon have problems if you try using, let's say an <iframe>.
With the property "name", it will work fine in IE, but if you try Opera and maybe other browsers, the "
blah" wont target the iframe.
Why?
IE works with both properties (I think), Opera works only with the property
"id". What is the sollution?
Use both!
eg.
<iframe
name="content_frame" id="content_frame"...></iframe>
ps. I dont know about compatability for all other tags, but I think this only applies to things you need to target with an hyperlink.