Comments on: ARIAs with Flash, Flex, and AIR http://alastairc.ac/2009/09/arias-with-flash-flex-and-air/ Kything web interactions Fri, 13 Apr 2012 05:33:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: AlastairC http://alastairc.ac/2009/09/arias-with-flash-flex-and-air/comment-page-1/#comment-127428 AlastairC Tue, 22 Sep 2009 22:08:07 +0000 http://alastairc.ac/?p=542#comment-127428 <ins> is possible, although now I try it, you'll see I have setup styles that are more suited to the normal (such as it is) use as edited text. Well, it kinda works? Most of the other stuff is basically down to me not doing enough to the raw notes. Although the <br> tags are either intended, or it's how Wordpress is interpreting single breaks, but I don't see many of them. <ins> is possible, although now I try it, you’ll see I have setup styles that are more suited to the normal (such as it is) use as edited text.

Well, it kinda works?

Most of the other stuff is basically down to me not doing enough to the raw notes. Although the <br> tags are either intended, or it’s how WordPress is interpreting single breaks, but I don’t see many of them.

]]> By: Ben Millard http://alastairc.ac/2009/09/arias-with-flash-flex-and-air/comment-page-1/#comment-127426 Ben Millard Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:02:34 +0000 http://alastairc.ac/?p=542#comment-127426 <blockquote>What’s the most suitable element for interjecting comments into an outline of someone else’s text in HTML 4 or 5?</blockquote> I would probably use <code><ins></code> for this. A few of your paragraphs in this and the previous article seem be using <code><br></code> instead of <code></p><p></code>, by the way. Your list in the "Pertinent WCAG 2 checkpoints" section looks like it would suit <code><dl></code>. Indeed, this seems a closer match than any other structure I know of, including the <code><p><strong></code> approach it currently takes. How come you wrote ins-f5 instead of Ins+F5? (Both the casing and the punctuation you used are contrary to convention, at least on Windows.) Finally, I'm pretty sure the forward slashes to should not have spaces on either side when punctuating prose. "Name/role/value" should probably be "Name, role and value" since it is a list of features, not a list of interchangeable options. Nothing significant, just a few bits and bobs I noticed.

What’s the most suitable element for interjecting comments into an outline of someone else’s text in HTML 4 or 5?

I would probably use <ins> for this.

A few of your paragraphs in this and the previous article seem be using <br> instead of </p><p>, by the way.

Your list in the “Pertinent WCAG 2 checkpoints” section looks like it would suit <dl>. Indeed, this seems a closer match than any other structure I know of, including the <p><strong> approach it currently takes.

How come you wrote ins-f5 instead of Ins+F5? (Both the casing and the punctuation you used are contrary to convention, at least on Windows.)

Finally, I’m pretty sure the forward slashes to should not have spaces on either side when punctuating prose. “Name/role/value” should probably be “Name, role and value” since it is a list of features, not a list of interchangeable options.

Nothing significant, just a few bits and bobs I noticed.

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