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WAI Site Design:
Prototype Records
Version: on-going notes pages
Note: This Web page is a working draft
and should not be referenced or quoted under any circumstances.
pages that require manual updating:
- template4
- home page (ut3/Overview.html)
- Site Map
- Help with WAI Site
- WAI Translations
- About RSS
- WAI Site Search (/WAI/search)
- Change text: (changedesign.html)
- Resources (/Resources/Overview)
- placeholder.html
- redesign/ pages
- [until script does it: 3 FAQ pages]
- Past WAI Highlights (highlights/archive.html)
changes:
- [done] changed tagline text
- [done] changed in #controls | Change text size or colors
- [done] changed in static navigation "WAI Site Search" to "Search"
- [done] removed alt from translations image
- [done] changed from "<ol id="nav1" type="I">" TO type="A"
- [done] delete from masthead " <p id="perspective"><img alt="" height="48px"
src="http://www.w3.org/WAI/images/perspective-48.jpg" /></p>"
pages in new design, but not in nav
- WCAG 20 log desc
- components long esc
changes, HTML
- 2005-07-12 changed tagline to "WAI: Strategies, guidelines, resources to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities" to limit wrapping
- 2005-07-11 & -12 changed font face & size
- 2005-07-11 in #announcements, moved links out of list
- 2005-07-10 fixed lang
- 2005-07-10 changed in #controls | Change text size or colors
- 2005-07-10 changed in static navigation "WAI Site Search" to "Search"
- 2005-07-07 removed image before [To change text size or colors]
- 2005-07-05 moved bridge image out of HTML into CSS
- 2005-07-04 changed "<ol id="nav1" type="A">" (from type="I")
- 2005-07-04 removed alt from bridge image
- 2005-07-04 replaced WAI logo with placeholder
- 2005-07-01? removed alt from translations image
changes, CSS
- [in progress] tweaking for browser compatibility, etc...
- moved bridge image out of masthead into CSS
misc
removed comment from home page: A bug in WinIE6 seems to have the effect that the text after a
series of floats is pushed down to be at the same height or lower than
the top of the first float in that series. Without this dummy float
here, the first float would be the #announce block below, which floats
to under the #what block. But now that this dummy float is here, the
next text in the main flow will be pushed down only by this dummy,
which means not pushed down at all...
This Web page is is under development by the
WAI Site Task Force of EOWG. Last updated
$Date: 2005/07/28 13:25:51 $ by $Author: jthorp $