[Kde-accessibility] Accesskeys in online documentation

[Olaf Schmidt]

[Philip Rodrigues, Samstag, 15. Januar 2005 22:27]
> As far as I can see, the only one of these that really applies to the
> docs is 'Home',

Would it be possible to add the other keys as well by using hidden links 
as I have done with www.kde.org?
Especially a hidden link to http://www.kde.org/media/accesskeys.php is 
important, because accesskey 0 is often used as a standard to access a 
page that describes all accesskeys in use.

Having the following on top of the page

<span style="display:none;">
<a href="#main" accesskey="2">Skip to Content</a> |
</span>

and this on the bottom of the page would do the trick:

<span style="display:none;">
<a href="http://www.kde.org/media/accesskeys.php" 
accesskey="0">Description of Access Keys</a> |
...
</span>

> so for the others ('Previous', 'Next' and 'Up'), I'd 
> just use the first letter as accesskey, as I've done for the offline
> version. Would that be OK, or is there another standard which we could
> follow for this?

Yes, using these letters is fine, but we should document them on 
http://www.kde.org/media/accesskeys.php

If these keys are localized, then the localized keys would also need to be 
documented there, so maybe it is easier to keep them non-localized. I'm 
not sure.

Olaf
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