Re: [orca-list] Orca non-text image links in FireFox 3.0

[Krister Ekstrom <krister kristersplace ws>]

Hi,
Wouldn't it be practical to have some of this info spoken automagically
when encountering an image link, for example the alt-text of the image
if it exists and else, fall back to announcing the address of where the
image points to, maybe shortened to a relative url like so:
/orca/download.html, or something like that? The rest could be
"where-am-i" info.
Just a suggestion.
/Krister

Willie Walker wrote:
> Thanks Hermann!  This sounds like something that might be considered 
> "where am I" information.
>
> Mike, do you think this kind of stuff should make it into the "Where am 
> I" spec for web content?
>
> Will
>
> hermann wrote:
> > Hi Will,
> > first it announces that the link is a graphic.
> > Second it says title and address.
> > Third it announces the context: "Body with x headings, y links". If
> > there are other elements too, it announces them also.
> > Finally it announces the HTML title, in my example the name of the page.
> > BTW: It's the second link on the page, the first is an internal link
> > pointing to the page content, which FF3 doesn't announce.
> > Hermann
>
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