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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 10/02/06 08:53
Scripsit JWL:
> Suppose I have a site that requires a horizontal line of four images
> on each page.
Suppose that you gave us the URL. Then we would know what this is really
about and could give a simple, direct answer.
> This is a design thing and doesn't really have much
> bearing on the site's content. The images differ from page to page.
But the site _requires_ the images? So it's presumably unusable by anyone
who uses a text browser, speech browser, Braille device, or otherwise
imageless browsing. Right? I guess not.
The key question is: is it genuine content, or just decoration? Or something
between? Exactly where there?
If content, use <img> with adequate alt attributes. If decoration, use
background image _or_ <img> with alt=""; the choice between these depends on
the circumstances but isn't generally a big issue.
> width: 800px;
Too much width. Broken by design. Remarkably many web sites force horizontal
scrolling just because some dee-ziner decided on wide banner image.
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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