11 Jun
2004
11 Jun
'04
12:39 p.m.
On Thu 10 Jun 2004, Stephen Stewart beowulf@carisenda.com wrote:
Make your navbar a <ul> element instead of DIV soup, that way you don't have to add those /'s in. The HTML may pass the letter of the WAI law, but a screen reader would have no clue about the relation of one DIV to another. The <ul> should have contextual markers, start of list, end of list, which would be the only 'hidden' content.
When we were deciding how to do the template overhauls, Earle told me that using <ul>s and so on is a bad thing, but I can't remember why. Earle, can you remind us?
Kake