Forgive me if i'm wrong, but that's a php thing, i think, you have to add a link discription, i  believe!

Hello, Aprone,

With the BB codes, you name your links via the following sintax (please use the brackets instead of the braces):

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the tips.  I've made some changes, and hopefully I did it right.

Hmmm, I didn't notice that, but then again I tend to ignore headings anyway, and navigate by paragraphs or by pressing tab.

I always thought that headings were primarily distinguished by size, which is why in the audiogames.net database pages I always use a heading 2 for an additional resources section, sinse while it needs some distinguishing, I wouldn't think it needs to be as large a heading as the start of the page.

For me, I class headings in the "well I can have Hal tell me if it's important but mostly don't really care" catagory, along with stuff like bold or underlined.

so long as there is the name or title of a section or whatever, I don't tend to mind really, though I freely admit I always care more about the text than the presentation anyway.

the one exception of course are tables, sinse having a table properly formatted can let me use Hal's various functions to read cell, read row, read top of column etc, which is handy when pulling information out.

I'll have to go back to my html and figure out the headings you guys are referring to.  I had never made a page accessible, but I remembered noticing that the HTML on some other accessible pages included "bracket h" message, and "bracket /h bracket" around what seemed to be the major bullet points.  I didn't really know what they were intended to do, but I copied the technique (or so I thought) because I assumed they had a purpose.  I had never noticed them on mainstream pages before.

Hi,
Yeah...I on't think so. Those "pretty layouts" are generally absolutely horrible to navigate, from my experience.

Hello.
I just whent and had a look at your webpage.
until loon animals there are headings,after that there are none. so like you have done for the book of gold,loon animals and such,make such headings for the clock and other things as well. although its not very importent,but since rest of the page has them for each and every game,why not have them for the softwhere's as well.
Grryf.

Hi.

well hal can navigate to the hedding, it's just I don't tend to bother, I prefer to use either the paragraph thing, orif the page is particularly large and I need something from further down just use the instant find text feature.

I must confess I rarely pay attention to page layout much because of this, unless it is all flash controls or specifically designed items which cause problems, indeed, one of my favourite graphical game websites uses a well put together css but is quite navigatable with Hal.

Well haiden, paragraphs usually move me somewhere, or at worst only down a couple of lines in which case I'll just use links or similar navaids on the page itself.

I think this is actually one of the main differences betwene the way hal and Jaws handle webpages, sinse Hal works with the formatting already there and gives you keys to skip around it, eg go to next button, go to eddit area etc (very handy in filling in web forms), where as I believe jaws reformats the hole thing based on underlying html tags, which might explain the issue with css forms.

I wouldn't say always. Before Jaws4 there weren't any of those html quick navigation keys, or the virtual viewer. There was a keystroke for jumping to forms or to non-link blocks of text, but they were less reliable than their post jaws4 counterparts.

... Yeah, my other laptop is running jaws 3.7. Even if I wanted to upgrade, I imagine doing so would make the thing explode. ^_^

Hi Dar,
The only issue is that each control is, of course, placed on its own line.