[TYPO3-content-rendering] [Typo3-accessibility] a move to content rendering
ben van 't ende [netcreators]
ben at netcreators.nl
Sun May 1 22:49:31 CEST 2005
Hi,
Michael Stucki has created a new list on behalf of the Content Rendering Group.
tHNx dude! The Content Rendering Group is a self proclaimed group that has set
forward a couple of goals. These goals are not covered by accessibility alone.
There are several areas concerning the output of TYPO3 that need attention. In
the market there is a growing call for standards compliant output for webpages.
Some Amercian states require government websites to be WAI
(http://www.w3.org/WAI/) conformant and dutch goverment demands that newly build
websites are XHTML strict. The output of the TYPO3 CORE should be examined. Some
changes are relatively easy to do (like IMAGE object without border attribute,
no <p>-tags within <td> for tables).
Below are the goals for the group:
* monitor markup output of TYPO3 to be standards compliant
(http://www.webstandards.org) and XHTML1.0 strict compliant
* monitor preferred extensions (like RTE htmlarea, Modern FAQ, tt_news,
chc_forum) for their output
* recommend extensions for accessibilty
* advise or cooperate with extension builders to get their output XHTML1.0
strict and standards compliant
* write documentation about how to get TYPO3 to output XHTML compliant code
* recommend TS
* finish css_imgtext ;-)
* deliver a default TS set for XHTML1.0 strict compliant output. For instance
all target attributes wthin a <a> will have to be removed. No border attribute
for images (<img />) and such.
At this moment these are the members of the group.
Jan Wischnat
Sacha Vorbeck
Rupert Germann
Martin Kutscher
Andreas Schwarzkopf
ben van 't ende
Members in the sense that you can expect these dudes to be not only lurking the
list, but actually giving answers ;-) We hope to have a spot on TYPO3.org soon
so we can keep you up to date with news, documentation, examples of
accessible/xhtml compliant websites, tips and CRG approved extensions. So join
in everyone! Jordan has already discovered the list!
gRTz
ben
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