In article <user-00DA80.06431801122004@news.euro.net>, Sander Tekelenburg
<user@domain.invalid> wrote:
> To me that's just a subset of 'accessibility". When content is Flash- or
> javascript- or CSS-dependant, it is inaccessible to browsing
> environments that don't handle Flash or javascript or CSS. Equally, when
> content is sight-dependant (like an image without a useful ALT
> attribute), it is not accessible to people who can't see (and to
> spiders).
Forgive me, but I have no idea how a site can be CSS dependant. I'm sure
I'm out of my league here. I'm missing something as usual.
leo
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