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Wednesday 19 January 2005 7:28:46 am
Hi from Germany, I am playing now for longer time arround with different CMS with a focus to accessiblity and what I saw at the EZP-demo looks good. Bevore I dive deeper into the CMS I have two questions: 1. In the demo and at other EZ-sites I saw, that ever the active page have an avtive link. For example (from the demo user interface):
<li><a href="/media_files">Media files</a></div></li>
<li class="selected"><div class="spacing"><a href="/files">Files</a></div></li>
<li><a href="/weblog">Weblog</a>
Here is the page "Files" the active page an I can use for the link a different color with the css-class "selected", good but not enough :-)
Is it possible, to change the code, to have only the word "Files" without the link?
<li class="selected"><div class="spacing">Files</div></li> I ask, because for screenreader users it is not usefull, when a link point to the active page.
2. In the demo there are at the page "Files" two links to deeper pages. The linktext is "Details...".
So a screenreader user have in a generated linklist (to become a "overview" about the possible ways to go) two links with same information, but with different targets.
Is it possible, to ad or repeat in the source-code of the link, as a title-information, the text from headers?
Now:
<h2>Hello world</h2>
<p><a href="/files/hello_world">Details...</a></p>
Possible?
<h2>Hello world</h2>
<p><a href="/files/hello_world" title="Details: Hello world">Details...</a></p> When this two things are possible, I think there is another EZP-user out there :-) Thanks for answering
Stephan
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