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Re: Using CSS to hide a portion of the link text
From: Simius Puer
Date: Aug 3, 2009 6:55AM
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Agreed - the method described by by the W3C is technically solid.
The only potential pitfall (as they point out themselves) is an editorial
one, ensuring that the hidden text is not overly verbose. I'd also add
emphasis on ensuring it is 'accurate' and 'kept up-to-date' as these are
easily missed unless the site editors are trained to check these (or if your
CMS enforces some manual checking).
Andrew Hart
2009/8/3 Evans, Donald (Contractor) < <EMAIL REMOVED> >
> Almost any page that uses the same link text many times could make use of
> hidden link text to describe them.
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> Example: An ecommerce site that has a dozen products listed, each with a
> link next to the product's picture that says, "Buy". Adding CSS hidden text
> to the Buy link makes each link distinct.
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