I should perhaps add in evidence that a grep of ~7000 public domain svg files at http://www.openclipart.org only six had title content.
A student and I are currently adding title content to files: http://www.openicon.org
I have also been advised that an inkscape bug#209199 from April has resulted in a title dialogue being added to the most recent developer releases.
there is far more, but that's a flavour.
regards
On 4 Aug 2008, at 21:29, Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Lynx as accessibility toolTimothy,Lynx has for many years been - the - open source accessibility tool, perhaps even a decade.However since firefox, opera and safari all now support SVG natively one may expect that developers may produce content.without a suitable accessibility tool the evidence is that accessibility is ignored as mentioned by David Woolley earlier in this thread around February.It's my hope, which I believe is shared by Thomas that Lynx will maintain the premier position that has.He had agreed with me that monthly reminders were appropriate.I trust this matter is now explained to your satisfaction?regardsOn 4 Aug 2008, at 21:11, Larson, Timothy E. wrote:Jonathan Chetwynd <> wrote:did you investigate SVG language?that is there is little or no text mark up.Hence I am wondering, what can the delay be?is stripping out the title and text content that difficult a task?could you indicate which part is causing a problem?
Mr. Dickey has other concerns beyond Lynx. If this is such an important
feature to you, consider sponsoring its development. I'm sure he'd be happy
to incorporate a useful patch such as this. But don't expect others to give
you neat features for free just because you want them.
Thanks,
Tim
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