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For the sake of the accessibility of my web site, I use by quotes the tag <q>. Though, while the symbols "..." do not appear in IE, I have added them manualy.
Though in Opera in looks like this: ""..."" - DOUBLE! Is there a way in CSS to fix this problem? Example see here: http://www.webnauts.net/css_final/accessibility.shtml Thanks in advance for your help!
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Internet Explorer does not place the quotation marks around quoted text, but Opera does. MOzilla Firebird also adds them. Did it double them without the <span> container? I have used the <q>quote</q> tag on my home page. I did add the cite="source" attribute to the one I used. I have <q cite="http://dictionary.reference.com">definition</q> but as far as I know, only Netscape 6+ uses this attribute so far. I did just find the CSS used to control the quotation marks, but it doesn't solve your initial problem: Code:
q:before { content: "\0022" } q:after { content: "\0022" }
- OR - (for 2 levels of quote embedding)
* { quotes: "\0022" "\0022" "'" "'" }
q:before { content: open-quote }
q:after { content: close-quote }
Hope this helps, Narasinha |
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Thanks Narasinha for your great help.
I though have fixed the problem.
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