In 1.6 the arrows in the nav bar + calendar have been replaced with gifs, for screen reader browsers I guess. But for visual browsers it's a small step back as they sometimes look bad against some colors, they don't scale very well and I loose all of the a:hover effects...
Is there a way to change them back with CSS? Or do I need to go in to the code?
Is there a way to serve different CSS to screen readers and visual browsers? If there is, it would seem that it's easier to replace a <span id="nextarrow">></span> with a gif than it's to replace a gif with a >-character?
Accessibility: Can I replace the arrow gifs as textual representations with css?
by Samuli Karevaara -
Number of replies: 2
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Re: Accessibility: Can I replace the arrow gifs as textual representations with css?
by Martin Dougiamas -
Yeah they can be pretty ugly, I'd like to see a solution here as well.
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Re: Accessibility: Can I replace the arrow gifs as textual representations with css?
by Nick Freear -
I have not been happy with the 'resizable' images for a while, and I think theme-developers have been hacking the breadcrumb trail.
Its taken a while, but I will soon have a patch to show on Jira soon,
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-6360
Please comment there. Yours Nick
Its taken a while, but I will soon have a patch to show on Jira soon,
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-6360
Please comment there. Yours Nick