diff --git a/techniques/failures/F2.html b/techniques/failures/F2.html index 48eb9c2713..107c1f08df 100644 --- a/techniques/failures/F2.html +++ b/techniques/failures/F2.html @@ -33,25 +33,7 @@

Images of text used as headings where the images are not marked up with head
<img src="Chapter1.gif" alt="Chapter One">
 <p>Once upon a time in the land of the Web...</p>
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Using CSS to visually emphasize a phrase or word without conveying that emphasis semantically

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The following example fails because the information conveyed by using the CSS font-weight property to change to a bold font is not conveyed through semantic markup or stated explicitly in the text.

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Here is a CSS class to specify bold:

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.yell {
-   font-weight:bold;
-   text-transform: uppercase;
- }
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And here is the corresponding HTML:

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<p>
-   "I said, <span class="yell">no</span>, not before dinner!", 
-   was the exasperated response when Timmy asked his mother for the 
-   fourth time for an ice cream cone.
-</p>
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Tests

Procedure

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    Using CSS to visually emphasize a phrase or word without conveying that emph

    For styled text that conveys information:

    1. Check if there is any styled text that conveys structural information.
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    3. Check that in addition to styling, the proper semantic structure is used with the text to convey the information.
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    5. Check that in addition to styling, the proper semantic structure is used with the text to convey the visual information.

Expected Results

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  • If check #1.1 is true, then #1.2 is true.
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  • If check #2.1 is true, then #2.2 is true.
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  • If, in either situation, check 1 is true and check 2 is false, this failure condition applies and the content fails this success criterion. If condition 2 is true, the failure condition does not apply.