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yawnmoth
I'd like to make a webpage such that when I move my mouse over a link,
description text appears below the link. eg. maybe make an input
type="text" field below the links and do something like
onhover="document.something.value='whatever'".
I'd also like to make another part of the page only show form elements
when a drop down menu is set to a particular item. I can do this
easily enough with display: none.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how accessable doing stuff like this is.
In fact, it seems like javascript and truely accessable websites (eg.
accessable even to those who are blind and need screenreaders) just
don't go together. Is this correct or is there some way to make a
website both interactive (well, sorta) and accessable that I'm not
aware of?
description text appears below the link. eg. maybe make an input
type="text" field below the links and do something like
onhover="document.something.value='whatever'".
I'd also like to make another part of the page only show form elements
when a drop down menu is set to a particular item. I can do this
easily enough with display: none.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how accessable doing stuff like this is.
In fact, it seems like javascript and truely accessable websites (eg.
accessable even to those who are blind and need screenreaders) just
don't go together. Is this correct or is there some way to make a
website both interactive (well, sorta) and accessable that I'm not
aware of?