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Example 2: Frame Missing Title
According to Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), content developers
are required to provide a title for each FRAME or IFRAME within
a document. Web authors must identify the content and/or the navigational
links within a FRAME through the "title" attribute.
A-Prompt Repair:
The correct FRAME title for the example below might appear in the
HTML source code as follows:
<FRAME SRC="dummy.html" title="Table of
Contents frame">
If the title attribute has not been included, A-Prompt will present
a dialogue box providing information about the the frame source
file, and the name, if available.
Note that the "FRAME missing title" repair dialog includes a text
entry field enabling content developers to add an appropriate title
for each FRAME or IFRAME.
A-Prompt will automatically add the description entered to the
document's HTML source code by inserting a "title" attribute in
each FRAME element.
The repair is complete after a title has been added to each FRAME
or IFRAME. Select "Repair" to return to A-Prompt's "Accessibility
Problems" dialog.
Continue to Example 3: Table Headers |
