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Starhugger
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Footer links - 6/16/2008 11:55:12
Someone I'm working with thought she heard that it's necessary to put navigation links in the page footer in order for them to be accessible to alternative browsers and page readers. Someone else said they thought this was not necessary and that most newly designed sites are not using footers or footer links at all, or at least not as a location for text navigation links. I couldn't find anything specifically about this in a search of this forum. Does anyone know anything about this? Is this possible a case where it was once advisable with older browsers or page readers, but not necessary anymore? The site was designed using a CMS (not one of the common ones). The page source from the browser looks like the navigation panel is in javascript.
Thanks for any information you can give me about this.
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RE: Footer links - 6/16/2008 18:40:52
Ya, that makes sense. I figured it was something like that (e.g. Flash or other inaccessible navigation). I'll have to test it sans js. Thanks Tailslide!
SH
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