Alternatives match language #4262
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Update to 1.1.1 Understanding document to address #3873
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Added matching language concept to the technique and test
…wcag into Alternatives-match-language
Updated G159 to incorporate the concept of matching the language of the page or video in the alternative
Added language considerations to the G166 technique
Added matching language concept to the G93 technique
Added matching language to G87
Modified G87 to more closely match the pre-existing wording of H95
Adding language consideration to 1.2.3
Adding language consideration to G69
Added concept of matching language to G78.
Added matching language to the technique description
added matching language to technique description for G8
Added matching language to G9
Added matching language concept to 1.2.5
Added concept of human language to 1.2.8
Added subsection on matching language for 1.1
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@patrickhlauke on today's call I was momentarily confused into thinking I'd adjusted a definition by this line However, as is likely apparent to you, this is not the glossary definition within the Understanding, but a link in the Understanding doc to the definition, followed by more text. So it works fine as is. |
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Some of the content added by w3c#4262 contained links that were closed with <a> tags instead of </a>. That in turn caused large chunks of content to be transformed into hash (#) links. Specifically: * Understanding Guideline 1.1: Text Alternatives * https://w3c.github.io/wcag/understanding/text-alternatives.html#text-alternatives-and-equivalents-match-the-language-of-the-content * Understanding SC 1.1.1: Non-text Content (Level A) * https://w3c.github.io/wcag/understanding/non-text-content.html#note-on-alternatives-matching-the-language-of-content * Understanding Guideline 1.2: Time-based Media * https://w3c.github.io/wcag/understanding/time-based-media.html#text-alternatives-and-equivalents-match-the-language-of-the-content This resolves it by replacing the affected <a> tags with </a>.
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Some of the content added by #4262 contained links that were closed with `<a>` tags instead of `</a>`. That in turn caused large chunks of content to be transformed into hash (`#`) links. This resolves it by replacing the affected `<a>` tags with `</a>`.
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Closes #3873 by adding a concept of matching language to understanding documents and techniques for 1.1 and 1.2
Also for the 1.2 Time-based Media page, added some previously missing content.