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3 | | -<!-- $Id: intro.src,v 2.30 1998-05-06 02:22:00 ijacobs Exp $ --> |
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4 | 4 | <HEAD> |
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6 | 6 | <TITLE>Introduction to CSS2</TITLE> |
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448 | 448 | </LI> |
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450 | 450 | <LI> |
451 | | -<P><STRONG>Accessibility</STRONG>. CSS has several |
452 | | -features designed to |
453 | | -make the Web more accessible to users with disabilities:</p> |
| 451 | +<P><STRONG>Accessibility</STRONG>. Several CSS |
| 452 | +features will make the Web more accessible |
| 453 | +to users with disabilities:</p> |
454 | 454 |
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455 | 455 | <UL> |
456 | | -<li>Improved media support, including media groups and the |
457 | | -braille, embossed, and tty media types. |
| 456 | +<LI>Properties to control font appearance allow authors |
| 457 | +to eliminate bit-mapped text images. |
| 458 | +When designers add style to text rather than |
| 459 | +representing text through images, |
| 460 | +human users (and robots) can reap more information from pages. |
| 461 | +<li>Positioning properties allow authors to eliminate |
| 462 | +mark-up tricks (e.g., invisible images) to force layout. |
458 | 463 | <LI>The semantics of <tt>!important</tt> rules mean |
459 | | -that "the user can always win" in the cascade. This allows |
460 | | -users with particular needs (large fonts, color combinations, |
461 | | -etc.) to override the author's styles. |
| 464 | +that "the user can always win" in the cascade. |
| 465 | +Users with particular needs (large fonts, color combinations, |
| 466 | +etc.) can always impose the styles they require. |
462 | 467 | <li>The new 'inherit' value for all properties |
463 | 468 | improves cascading "generality". For instance: |
464 | 469 | <PRE class="css-example"> |
465 | 470 | BODY { font-size: 12pt } |
466 | 471 | P { font-size: inherit } |
467 | 472 | </PRE> |
468 | | -<LI>The aural properties give control over voice and audio output. |
469 | | -<LI>Access to alternative content through attribute |
470 | | -selectors, the 'attr()' function, |
471 | | -and the 'content' property. |
472 | | -<LI>Counters and section/paragraph numbering. These allow |
473 | | -users with braille/tty devices an alternative to |
474 | | -outlines. <!-- What does this mean? --> |
475 | | -<LI>Generated content. |
| 473 | +<li>Improved media support, including media groups and the |
| 474 | +braille, embossed, and tty media types, will allow users and |
| 475 | +authors to tailor pages to those devices. |
| 476 | +<LI>Aural properties give control over voice and audio output. |
| 477 | +<LI>The attribute |
| 478 | +selectors, 'attr()' function, |
| 479 | +and 'content' property give access to alternate content. |
| 480 | +<LI>Counters and section/paragraph numbering can improve |
| 481 | +document navigability. |
476 | 482 | </UL> |
477 | 483 |
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478 | | -<P>Furthermore, by allowing designers to add style to text rather than |
479 | | -requiring them to use images, CSS will allow human users and robots |
480 | | -alike to reap more information from pages. |
481 | | -</P> |
482 | | - |
483 | 484 | <div class="note"><P> <em><strong>Note.</strong> For more information |
484 | 485 | about designing accessible documents using CSS and HTML, please |
485 | | -consult [[-WAIGUIDE]].</em> |
| 486 | +consult [[-WAI-PAGEAUTH]].</em> |
486 | 487 | </div> |
487 | 488 | </UL> |
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