HTML Techniques-05
1.1.6 The LINK element and alternative documents
Checkpoints in this section:
- 6.5 Ensure that dynamic content is accessible or provide an
alternative presentation or page. [Priority 2]
The LINK element may also be used to designate alternative documents.
Browsers should load the alternative page automatically based on the user's
browser type and preferences. For example, use the LINK element as follows:
Example.
User agents that support LINK will load the alternative page for those users
whose browsers may be identified as supporting "aural","braille", or "tty"
rendering.
User agents that support LINK will load the alternative page for those users
whose browsers may be identified as supporting "aural","braille", or "tty"
rendering.
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Welcome to the Virtual Mall!</TITLE>
<LINK title="Text-only version"
rel="alternate"
href="text_only"
media="aural, braille, tty">
</HEAD>
<BODY><P>...</BODY>
End example.
