WARNING: THIS TEST PAGE IS NOT (YET) COMPLETE!
This document is part of a suite of pages designed to test the implementation of the W3C's User Agent Accessibility Guidelines (UAAG). In particular, this page is designed to test implementation of UAAG checkpoint 2.10:
This page uses the :before and :after pseudo-elements defined in
CSS2 to indicate
changes in the natural language used in the body of this document. Changes
in natural language are indicated in the markup using the "lang"
attribute--for example:
<span lang="fr">c'est très facile, non?</span>
A :before and :after pseudo-element is also defined
for the two-letter lower-case symbol for French, "fr", thus:
span[lang|=fr]:before { content: "start French: "; }
span[lang|=fr]:after { content: " end French"; }
If your user agent supports the :before and :after
pseudo-elements, and support for stylesheets was turned on, with the addition
of styling--added so as to distinguish the pseudo-elemental content from the
page content--the change in natural language would be indicated thus:
start French: c'est très facile, non? end French
The following two paragraphs contain a sentence
in English and a sentence in another western European language. The
non-English text has been marked using the "lang"
attribute. If you are using an aural browser that supports natural
language switching prompted by the contents of the
"lang" attribute, and your aural browser or
screen-reader supports the languages used in the examples below, you
will hear the first sentence of each paragraph spoken in the
programmatically indicated language, then the translation of that
sentence in English. If you are interacting with this page visually,
the use of the "lang" attribute should allow your
user agent to render the natural language using the proper character
set for that language. Several more examples, utilizing several other
languages for which there is known aural support, will be added as soon
as they become available.
Il est le moins laid de sa famille.
translation: He is the least ugly (member) of his family.
Auf dieser Seite befinden sich einige Tests zum Testen eines
Web-Browsers bezüglich der Interpretation von wichtigen oder neuen HTML
4.0-Konstrukten.
translation: This page contains several tests which show if your browser
understands the most important HTML 4 features.
Please send comments and observations about this test page to <w3c-wai-ua@w3.org>. Your comments will be archived in the User Agent mailing list's public hypertext archive. Please make your observations as specific and detailed as possible. Be sure to include the following information when you report your observations to the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Working Group: