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Tools, wizards, articles and tutorials on Web Accessibility for the conscientious web developer

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Yes, there's a problem with accessify ... but I'm aware of it. Short story: blog/news section got corrupted and appeared to be hacked. I could not easily fix it and was not sure what had been compromised, so I decided to pull the whole directory (its permissions had been changed by someone other than me, and that was not good!).

The good news - there's a redesign/rebuild of accessify around the corner. I've been finding it difficult to get time to finish it, but the problem with the blog has meant that I'll probably have to release it all without being 100% satisfied. But it's around the corner.

In the meantime, you could follow accessify on Twitter (which will continue after the redesign goes live).

And hopefully, this annoying message won't be here for too much longer.

Ian

List-O-Matic

Initial setup
 

This was inspired by Listamatic, a collection of examples of CSS styled list items used for navigation. The usual disclaimers apply - if anyone objects to any of their CSS trickery being used in this way then let me know - and I'll remove the offending CSS styles.

ASP to PHP conversion by Patrick H. Lauke.



This page is styled using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). If you can read this message, the chances are that your browser does not properly support CSS or you have disabled this yourself. The content on this site is perfectly readable without style sheets, though; it just doesn't look quite so fancy.

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