Yes, I did read the info about lynx keys, and have already tried the * and
[ combinations, to see if this would solve the problem. That is not the
problem. I am getting the garbage even when pseudolinks are turned off,
and * is toggled off.
Here is an example:
library header image
[1]fosters image link
[INLINE]
[2]general information button link
[LINK] [3]adoption button link
[INLINE]
[4]application for a dog button link
[LINK]
[5]library button link
[LINK]
[6]Links button
[LINK]
The problem seems to be in the HTML coding, but does not show up on other
browsers. It is not common to all websites with lynx. I am trying to help
a programmer get a page right, and he cannot figure what to do to
eliminate this from the page. I complained about the garbage. He is
willing to remove it, but wants to know how. I thought I would ask on
this list.
Maybe when using a braille display, one can use links as arrows, but it
works poorly with speech. One normally would use links with numbers when
using speech in lynx.
GWK
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