Re: ATAG Compliance

btw - section 3.1 - I think the ATAG document is suggesting a preview 
mode that renders HTML like Lynx does, i.e. one that displays 
alternative content INSTEAD of the primary content.  There's no 
contraction here - this is not your usual preview mode, it's a *second* 
preview mode that shows how your HTML will appear to users who can't 
view images, etc.

Cheers,
Phil

Michael E. Hancock wrote:

>From: "Matt Mullenweg" <m <at> mullenweg.com>
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>>Joe Clark[1] has graciously run down the Authoring Tool Accesibility 
>>Guidelines and graded WordPress on each point. His findings are here:
>>
>>http://joeclark.org/access/webaccess/WordPress-ATAG-evaluation.html
>>
>>There are some opportunities for improvement here. Joe has said we're 
>>free to put it in the Codex if someone wants to volunteer for that.
>>    
>>
>
>First pass at:
>http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_ATAG_Evaluation
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