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Posted by Andy Dingley on 08/03/06 16:09
Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
> Does linking pictures titles to some word/words on the same page or on
> another page in the same website comply with the specification
> requirements for HTML 4.01 strict?
This is impossible to answer without knowing what a "picture title" is,
or what "linking" means.
You could certainly do this:
<div class="image" >
<img src="..." alt="Norwegian beaver cheese, stacked in the traditional
rounds" title="Norwegian beaver cheese" >
<p class="caption" ><a href="#norwegian_beaver" >Norwegian beaver</a>
<a href="#cheese" cheese</a></p>
</div>
<p id="norwegian_beaver" >A mythical dairy beast of the fjords</p>
<p id="cheese" >Stuff squirted out of a cow, then left to go solid</p>
As to whether it's "valid", then you can determine that easily by
looking at the DTD. Obviously trying to embed a <a> link inside an alt
attribute is crazy, but then anything is possible on your site.
Why am I even responding? I _know_ this can't be worthwhile. 8-(
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