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Using fieldsets outside of forms

By Isofarro on April 30th, 2009 - 2 comments

The focus on using the most appropriate markup in JavaScript enhanced pages has raised an interesting problem about the use of form elements outside of a form. And using a fieldset to group these elements together is proving to be a very useful way of making them accessible. Using form elements outside of a form […]

Deciding when display: none is appropriate

By Isofarro on March 5th, 2008 - 8 comments

It’s common knowledge that screenreaders won’t read out content styled with display: none, but that doesn’t mean content should not be styled this way. There are times when it is appropriate to style content this way, but we need to be careful. Progressive enhancement with display: none Core content should never be styled with display: […]

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