Re: Title attribute in primary navbar

[Ricky Zhou <ricky zhou gmail com>]

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Simone Deponti wrote:
> If I'm not wrong, title attributes in <a> elements are very important
> for correct indexing by search engines, hence I would not remove or
> blank them. I'm sure there are other ways to prevent the browser from
> displaying the tooltip without impacting the document semantic.
Actually, if the title attribute will be exactly the same as the
element's text, it's semantically worthless.
(See http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/global.html#adef-title).
I don't think "Home" qualifies as "advisory information" or "annotates"
 a link that already says "Home."  If no additional information is
given, it is pretty pointless/silly, especially since it does show as a
tooltip.

Since we will have clear, semantic markup, I highly doubt that we will
have search engine indexing problems anyway.

Ricky
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