WebHtmlEditor Accessibility Compliance
All of our ASP.NET controls and components comply with section 508, subpart 1194.22 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Below is a table containing the specific rules of subpart 1194.22 that pertain to the control, and how we comply with each rule. In some cases, you may have to set a property. In other cases, you won’t have to do anything as our control does all the work for you.
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By enabling the control’s Section508Compliant property, all non-text elements render a text equivalent.
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In Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 6.0, ToolTips for the WebHtmlEditor™ drop-down lists (e.g., Align, Flash align, and Movie quality in the Insert Flash dialog box) are not displayed when the Section508Compliant property is set to True due to a limitation in Internet Explorer 6.0.
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A text equivalent is supplied by default, but this can be customized to suit your needs.
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If you have enabled and made visible the buttons that allow Microsoft® Windows Media™ and Macromedia® Flash™ objects to be inserted into the WebHtmlEditor, then you must provide in your application a link to where your end user can download the Section 508-compliant versions of those programs.
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WebHtmlEditor does not support keyboard navigation in it’s toolbar or tab strip regions. Your Web applications should provide it’s own accessible Buttons to access any required toolbar button-specific features programmatically.
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