A quick note about comments here. First: you don’t need to authenticate with anything, but if you don’t, the first time you comment it’ll be held for approval. Basic anti-spam measure, nothing personal. Second: you can, if you choose, authenticate with Twitter. If you do that then there’s no waiting for your comment to be [...]
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WordPress accessibility
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the state of WordPress, accessibility-wise. Well, okay, on the reader side of things, anyway. I haven’t gone to any great trouble to evaluate the status of the admin interface, but have noted that in some places — e.g., the widget configuration page — there’s an explicit “please turn on accessible [...]
Why headings matter
A conversation some time ago lead to the realisation that not everyone doing web things quite understands why it is that heading elements are important. This was a bit of a shock, because it seems so obvious, but clearly it isn’t or there wouldn’t have been that long diversion explaining the matter. So. The reason [...]