Author CSS disable 1,?,?, 1
Author color disable 1,?,?, 1
Author font disable 1,?,?, 1
Author background disable 1,?,?, 1
User CCS override 1,1,1,2
User foreground/background color override 1,1,1,1
User font style and size override 1,1,1,1
Display only ALT text for images (complete ALT text) 1,1,1,1
Display TITLES for anchors that are images 1,1,2,1
Display LONGDESC discriptions on user command 1,?,1,1
Display ALT text and Titles for anchors that are images
Display description text within OBJECT tag
Display view option for headers only 3,2,?,1
Display iew option for headers and anchors only 3,2,?,1
Display view option based on users preferences of selected elements
1,1,1,2
Maintain relative focus positions between views 1,1,?,1
Suspend Dynamic HTML events ?,?,?,?
Document TITLE in title line 1,1,3,,1
Document summary information on status line on document load 2,?,3,1
Document summary information on status line on user command 1,?,2,1
Selected document summary information in menu items (see visibility
section)2,?,1,1
Element identification on status line on focus/mouse over (see next
section for psuedo focus)2, 3,?,1
Text highlight, an insert cursor or other indicator usable by assistive technology is needed as a psuedo focus for 3rd party assistive technology for navigation of HTML elements. The psuedo focus is needed for most of the following navigation commnands to benefit users with disabilities. The following is an initial list of navigation commands. The commands should be available from the keyboard, menus and possibly in a user defined set of toolbar commands.
Display keyboard equivalents on associated menu items 1
Display navigation commands in menus 1
(For example have a main menu item labled nn Headers, where nn is the
number of headers in the current document. The sub menu items would
include Next Header, Previous Header, List of All Headers, and a Dynamic
List of the first 10 headers.)
Discription of navigation command and selection options in on-line
documentation 1,1,1,1
Discription of presentation options in on-line documentation 1,1,1,1
Discription of orientation information options in on-line documentation
1,1,1,1
Use Active Accessibility in Windows 95/NT Code 1,
Use SUNSoft Java Accessibility API in Java Code 1,
Use of Standard OS Controls/Menus/Dialog boxes 1,