A couple of notes

[Olaf Jan Schmidt]

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[Mat Colton]
> This will not work for screen readers using IE AFAIK. 

It was mainly meant for text browsers. I am not sure screen readers should 
really read these links.

> Might want to try
> setting the CSS to "position: absolute; left: -40em; top: 0;" which
> works for them and tty media as well.

Is there a guarantee that this will be rendered correctly on all browsers?

> 2. Why is the print CSS not putting a "display: none" on the header,
> navigation and so on? I don't really unterstand that. The print page
> should only contain the real content and the URL IMHO.

Well, it used to be like that, but recent changes in the HTML code broke 
it. I changed it again not to show the navigation.

> 3. Due to the "line-height: 1em;" line in #header the letters are cut
> off on Konqueror 3.1 (Gentoo Linux) on my machine. Take it out and it
> works fine.

Fixed.

> 4. The page uses relative font sizes, such as font-size:
> small. This kind of relative font sizing causes different font sizes in
> IE and Mozilla. Start off with 100% font-size in the body tag and then
> use .8em for the #header and it will be the same on both browsers (and
> on Konqueror)

Changed.

> Besides that I noticed some pages, i.e. the front page, won't render
> correctly on NS 4.79. I thought the page was made in XHTML 1.0

I deactivated stylesheets for Netscape 4.x, as they caused most of the 
trouble. This means the page renders not as good as on other browsers, 
but it is reasonably useable.

> Transitional to be able to avoid stuff like that? Not meant to be
> provocative. I was just wondering cause I remember posts saying we
> can't use XHTML 1.1 because of problems like that.

Yes, with other versions of XHTML the problems would be far greater.

> Last but not least for the moment and not really that important: Maybe
> the standard.js could be in the head tag (where it belongs) and contain
> browser checking before trying to execute a function:

I removed the style sheet, as it is no longer in use.

Thanks for your comments,

Olaf.

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Olaf Jan Schmidt, KDE Accessibility Project
KDEAP co-maintainer, maintainer of http://accessibility.kde.org

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