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Excellent,Microsoft Office 2007 Standard Keygen!!! Thank you for this article. This is distinctive means of writing external backlinks that is available (which a lot more designers really should have a look at) and appears high-quality even without the CSS styling. Thanks a whole lot,Office Home And Student 2010 Activation! I’ll use this technique from now on. =) Simple, available external back links Date: 11 December 2005 Author: Russ Weakley The scenario The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 state:
“Clearly identify the target of each link. [Priority 2] Link text (The rendered text content of a link) should certainly be meaningful enough to make sense when read out of context — either on its own or as part of a sequence of inbound links. Link text have to also be terse.”
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Depending on how this checkpoint is read, this could mean that every exterior link should certainly be identified within the link text itself. For example, you could use ” (off-site link)” or “(exterior link)” within any link text that points to any external resource.
The problem Is there a way to add descriptive text to all exterior back links and then replace this text with a small icon for CSS supporting browsers?
The solution 1. Give the exterior link a class.
<a class="external" href="#">sed diam nonummy<a>
2. Although a title attribute could be used here, a recent study on titles by Steve Faulkner has shown that the title attribute is not displayed in a device independent way in any browser. Instead, add descriptive text within the external link to help identify the target.
<a class="external" href="#">sed diam nonummy (exterior link)<a>
3. Wrap the descriptive text inside a <span> element.
<a class="external" href="#">sed diam nonummy<span> (external link)<span><a>
4. Create a CSS rule to “hide” the descriptive text. While using “display: none” seems the best solution, this method is not currently supported by many screen readers. For this reason, using absolute positioning to push the text off the screen is one preferred option.
a.external span
position: absolute; left: -5000px; width: 4000px;
5. If you’d like the icon to appear different for each link state,Windows 7 Enterprise, create three variations of the same icon in the one file – leaving plenty of space between each version. For example:

6. Create a CSS rule to add a background image icon to the external link
a.external:link
background: url(icon.gif) no-repeat 100% 0; padding: 0 20px 0 0; 7. Create a CSS rule to add a background image icon to the visited state of the external link
a.exterior:visited color: purple; background: url(icon.gif) no-repeat 100% -100px; padding: 0 20px 0 0;
8. Create a CSS rule to add a background image icon to the hover state of the exterior link
a.exterior:hover color: red; background: url(icon.gif) no-repeat 100% -200px; padding: 0 20px 0 0;
9. Theoretically,Office Home And Student 2010 Product Key, the “external link” icon will need to be explained somewhere on the site.
Example lacking CSS applied Example with CSS applied Note: In some versions of Windows Internet Exporer,Office 2010 64bit Key, where links wrap over two lines, the background image will be displayed at the end of the first line rather than at the end of the link element.
What do you think? Let us know what you think – especially if you feel there are problems or better ways to achieve the same result.
Translation Externe Back links gesondert kennzeichnen – German – thank you to Nina Gerling
Collegamenti esterni semplici ed accessibili – Italian – many thanks to Luca Magnani – MagnificaWeb
Des liens externes accessibles et simples – French – many thanks to Rodrigue Hunel Comments so far