Us, credits
Tagnuts is integer and plastic. They usually concern themselves with skinnables.org and virtualplastic.net, independent information on desktop customization for Windows, 3 cheers. Int does php, plastic html|css.
Pages tested to be working on Mozilla 1.3a+, IE5.5+, only on Windows. Opera 7 shifts some pixels at times, not even that much, hurrah! No images were hurt during construction of these pages.
Credits, and many thanks to Peter Nederlof for making :hover available for everything in IE, and Marek Prokop for doing the same with <abbr>. To get these two fixes working together, kmr at Virtual Plastic combined them, he can code anything :). Navigation done with modded Unraveled lists. Toggle css on/off: Tantek Çelik. Resources categories script by mmmbeer.
Disclaimer
We don't guarantee nor aim any information presented here to be exact to specifications and alike, neither our recommendations, ideas on good behavior and such. If you're not the W3C, you shouldn't either :p. Content presents personal selections and opinion, at times, though general aim is to provide a useful general resource, with the facts correct.
Providing links validating our pages in various services is only done to make you aware of such services. Though we do check and aim compliance, in spirit at least (our css will probably never validate), we do to learn. Compliance is no goal ‘an sich’ - you'll find pages that don't comply (yet).
Accessibility statement
These pages validate as xhtml 1.0 strict, which means some requirements for an accessible page are in, because they're requirements to validate too. Practically, that means alt text is used for images (though they're only used to illustrate tips, site itself uses no images.
Apart from that, labels are used for form input, text is fully resizable using your browser controls for it (and it doesn't even look any worse).
Following example of clagnut, we're trying to follow standard as set out by UK government. Keys may not be visible.
| Key: | Linked to: |
|---|---|
| 0 | Accessibility statement (on this page...) |
| 1 | Frontpage |
| 5 | Top of current page. |
| 7 | Disclaimer (on this page...) |
| 9 | Mail - how ? |
Copyright
Yeah, we know, common usage to license your hard work under a Creative Commons license, like Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0. While initiative is good, it always licenses the option to copy, optionally licenses the creation of derivative works. Could we exchange those ? Please don't copy as is, but do use anything you like, for building your own story. It was free when and where we got it.