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From: Susan Bignell
Date: Mon, Jan 27 2003 12:48PM
Subject: Re: Tabindex and radio buttons
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Many thanks for everybody's help, and especially the usability
comments and suggestions.
Susan
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Subject: Tabindex and radio buttons
> Hello!
>
> I'm having trouble getting tabindex to work with a set of radio
> buttons (simple yes/no). The tab passes over the radio button
> whose value is set at "1".
>
> Does anybody have a best practices they can share? I haven't
> found any examples/tutorials that show the solution to this
> problem. I have tried reversing the tabindex order and removing
> "checked", but to no avail. Here is how I've written it, in
case
> that's of use to see any error:
>
> <TD><fieldset>
> <legend>Use a signature?</legend>
> <label for "no">No</label><INPUT TYPE="radio"
> NAME="UseSig" id="no" VALUE="0" CHECKED TABINDEX="6">
> <label for "yes">Yes</label><INPUT TYPE="radio"
> NAME="UseSig" id="yes" VALUE="1" TABINDEX="7"></fieldset>
> </TD>
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From: jeb
Date: Wed, Jan 29 2003 5:49PM
Subject: Changing Default Template in FrontPage
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I followed directions (found in the Webaim FrontPage Tutorial) to update the
normal.tem file, which sets the default "new_page.htm" that FP uses to
create a default template, to includes correct !DOCTYPE information and
Native Language. The modifications were done in Notepad and were achieved
using the
appropriate upper case and lower case. However, when the new page renders,
it has all of information but has mysteriously changes the words DOCTYPE
into lower case:
<!doctype HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">
<html lang="en-us">
First, I am not sure if this makes any difference and if document
declarations need to be in all caps. If not, no problem. If yes, how
do I keep FrontPage from making this change automatically. BTW, I am using
FrontPage 2002 and had made this modification with FP2000 in the past with
no error occurring.
Many thanks.
John E. Brandt
Augusta, Maine
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