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Leif K-Brooks
I know it's a good idea to make link text uniquely identify its target,
because some browsers have a feature to show all of the links in a page.
But what if there's a caption, followed by a few different links about
the heading which either have to duplicate the heading or be
non-descriptive?
For instance, I have a page with some desktop backgrounds on it
(http://www.ecritters.biz/bgs/). The sizes (800x600, 1024x768) are the
link text for links to the backgrounds, which makes for very repetitive
link text. I could make the title the link when there's only one size,
but not when there are multiple sizes (like the lime background).
because some browsers have a feature to show all of the links in a page.
But what if there's a caption, followed by a few different links about
the heading which either have to duplicate the heading or be
non-descriptive?
For instance, I have a page with some desktop backgrounds on it
(http://www.ecritters.biz/bgs/). The sizes (800x600, 1024x768) are the
link text for links to the backgrounds, which makes for very repetitive
link text. I could make the title the link when there's only one size,
but not when there are multiple sizes (like the lime background).