Tables Tutorial¶
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), E. (2023). Tables Tutorial. Web Accessibility Tutorials.
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- The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative's tables tutorial directs authors to distinguish header cells from data cells and, for complex tables, to specify row, column, group, or explicit ID-based associations
This sourceThe WAI Tables Tutorial, which sets out the th/td header-versus-data distinction and, for complex tables, the scope (row, col, rowgroup, colgroup) and id/headers association techniques this sentence lists, as best-practice authoring guidance.
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- The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative's tables tutorial directs authors to distinguish header cells from data cells and, for complex tables, to specify row, column, group, or explicit ID-based associations
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