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Sent by Trish Meyer on 7 October 2004 17:05


Thanks for all who directed me to links on list styling.

At 11:45 AM +0200 10/7/04, Chris Heilmann wrote:
>The accessibility guidelines tell us not to rely on CSS alone, and a
>current navigation point should also be obvious when CSS is off.
>Furthermore basic usability best practises tell you that the current page
>should not link to itself.

How do I turn off this link to itself?

>I normally use the aforementioned technique with the difference that the
>current page is not a link but a strong. Parent elements get a strong
>inside the link.

I don't understand what you mean by a "strong"?
(I thought <strong> was a tag that made something bold?)

thanks,

Trish


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