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Archive for February, 2006

Accessibility: Coming to a website near you

February 10th, 2006 by Tim Crowe

Lastest Buzz from the Web Standards project says that the The US National Federation of the Blind has been filed a lawsuit against Target for the inaccessibility of their website. This is big. Although there is legislation which addresses the need to address accessibility on the web, it is not enforced. This […]

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Smuggling Proprietary CSS and the Validity of the Validator

February 9th, 2006 by Andrea Piernock Barrish

Will makes an interesting point in his blog post about using browser-specific CSS and still having webpages validate. His quandry:
Have you ever been tempted to use a CSS property such as -moz-border-radius, but can’t stand the thought of having a page that refuses to validate?
He can’t add it to an external stylesheet through <link>, nor […]

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