Documentation for Drupal version 4 and the accessibility module.
After about 3 weeks of playing with Drupal v6 I have finally figured out how to add accesskeys to $primary_links. In this article I will show you how to do this and also how to add the keys to previous versions of Drupal too. Why this little step seemed so hard to achieve is beyond me - though none-the-less we are there how.
I have decided to post this little snippet as I have been searching how to replace certain text within certain fields for quite a while. The basic syntax is very simple.
This simple extract show how you can format your text to prevent it from breaking when served as application/xhtml+xml. This is pretty important as malformed XHTML can really maul your site. Although the built-in corrector helps the automatic line breaking input type setting can be a killer.
This article covers the basics of how the wap theme works with the accessibility module. The guide does not cover the functions that are used to make the output correctly formatted into WML compliant code. This will be covered in another article.
This article shows the basic usage of template.php to create the variables that are required for the accessibility module to work as expected. Other configurations of course can be made here, but this example show how to create the $dtd and $xmlns variables.