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I need to swap Alt keys functionality in Windows 7. A big company needs that for old people that were writing on typewriters, which had diacritic characters key on the left side, but Win7 which they are working on now has right Alt for this purpose. Two days of research brought me to a driver solution. I need source code for original Windows 7 drivers (two .sys files seem to be the keyboard drivers), and possibily to modify them in Windows DDK. Or I need to make an additional driver that would work with the default ones. As I can see, the solution would be in C or C++. But what way do I have

Me and other developers at our company are struggling with "title" and "alt" attributes. In the past, we added "title"-Tags to all links for SEO purposes (although some of them were annoing talking about usability) and "alt"-Tags on every image on the site, because HTML4 spec said so. Are "title" and "alt"-Tags still required ? If they're not required, do they still have effects on SEO? unor Check the HTML specification to see what is/isn’t required: a element : The ( global ) title attribute is not required. img element : The alt attribute is required in most cases ( exceptions ). (Questions

When creating HTML5 animations, is there a technique that can be used to "synchronize" the alternate text so that screen-readers reads the given element that appears the moment it appears (or triggered by an event / timeline-driven)? Ideally, something that I could invoke with GSAP (using it as the animation library for my projects). Or could such a thing just make the screen-reader speak and pause repeatedly too often, ending up sounding more frustrating than actually enhancing the experience of the user? Would I be better off just to paste essentially a "script" of all the animation that is

I’ve got the following CSS to add a PDF icon to any link that links to a PDF: a.pdf-link:after { padding-left: 2px; content: url(../images/icon-pdf-link.gif);} Is it possible to put some title and alt attributes on this image? I would like it so that the user is able to hover over the icon and get some text like “This links to a .pdf file.” Which I’ve typically done just by putting title attributes to it, but can’t figure out if I can do that through this method. No, content only accepts raw text and image data, not HTML. You need to use JavaScript to dynamically add tooltips to your existing