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Originally Posted by awall19
IMHO with what I currently know there is no real reason to use invisible text...just about anything you can do with it you can do without it...and avoid the associated risk.
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Actually invisible text and I am NOT talking about white on white but actually invisible is used for screen readers contained inside a css class “display: none” combined with Anchor links (not "anchor text"). I use it and everyone should learn to use it eg:
Code:
body {
voice-family: male
}
acronym {
speak: spell-out
}
abbr {
speak: spell-out
}
a.skip {
display: none
}
Please read
http://www.v7n.com/forums/web-usability/1237-all-you-need-accessibility.html
Sure you can cheat Google because it does not read CSS files but you would be one desperate lame ass to do so.