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Senior Developer at Sitemorse
17 November 2008 09:48am
To ensure features work even if Javascript is disabled set the href to a suitable target, and the onclick handler to return false.
Should Javascript be enabled the href is not followed, otherwise the handler is ignored and the href takes the user to the alternative content. For example:
<a href="/article.html?id=123" onclick="reveal_article(); return false">View article</a>
Do also check any third party code, inserted into your site for A and AA accessibility. Analytics code may not always meet the standards.
Sitemorse.com can runs a number of automated Accessibility checks (alongside Function, Code quality, Performance, SEO, PDFs, Spelling and Analytics). PM me when you've completed the changes and I'll run a free page check