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accessibility_fail2010-04-01 09:53 am
starwatcher) wrote in accessibility_fail2010-04-01 09:53 am
Accessibility question
I will soon be moving my fanfic to Archive of Our Own, and to a Dreamwidth fic-site. When moving the fics, I'd like to ensure that my code is accessible for screen-readers. I know some things, but have questions about others. I asked the questions in a post at my Studio, but have had no responses; apparently no one in my reading circle uses a screen-reader.
If you do, I'd appreciate it if you could drop by and educate me. Or perhaps point me toward a site that has the answers. Feel free to pass the link on to anyone who might know the answers. After I've learned what I need to know, I'll make a new post to share with my friends, and anyone else who needs or wants the information.
Thank you.
If you do, I'd appreciate it if you could drop by and educate me. Or perhaps point me toward a site that has the answers. Feel free to pass the link on to anyone who might know the answers. After I've learned what I need to know, I'll make a new post to share with my friends, and anyone else who needs or wants the information.
Thank you.
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Thank you. I thought "CSS" by definition had to affect an entire page; I regarded <span style="font-style: italic"> as a 'tag' rather than 'CSS'. Maybe re-reading the comments will make a little more sense, now.
Getting into the technical details of how to do that is a little bit complicated unless you are sure it's something you want to try, but you absolutely can do it.
No; I'm happy just making very minor changes in my posts. Italics, bold, and blockquote are about all I need. (With the proviso that I'm trying to be sure I make those semantically accessible for screen-readers.)
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