Re: Plone 5 Theme

On 11/14/13, 4:04 PM, polyester wrote:
> On 14-11-13 23:25, Ramon Navarro Bosch wrote:
>
>> * DL/DT/DD: this tags on HTML5 are defined to be used on definitions of
>> concepts, so on semantic world doesn't make any sense to have them where
>> are used (status message, content actions, ... ) so my idea is to remove
>> them. I already removed some of them on the main_template branches plip
>> but before continuing I thought about asking opinions. This change means
>> that we will have a broken build ( it involves so many tests ) and needs
>> to go deep on the different templates. (right now main_template jenkins
>> job is broken because of that)
>>
> Our prolific use of DL/DT/DD was/is also a problem for a11y; they are
> currently (4.x) used in portlets way too much. They should go.
> Accessibility tests do not look kindly upon using DL and allies in
> non-meaningful ways.
>
> During PSM, the people working on accessibility already agreed they
> should be taken out of portlets. But since that would break lots of
> stuff, it was decided it should wait until Plone5.
>
> So yes, by all means, remove them. They should be removed from all
> portlets as well. Will see what I can do to remove them wholesale from
> all portlets we ship with.
>
> It may break tests, but it breaks a11y in more serious ways. So better
> to remove them, and fix the tests.
>
>
What markup is preferred? Maybe something like this for portlets:

<aside class="portlet">
  <header>asdf</header>
  <section class="portletItem">asdf</section>
  <footer><a href="...">Read more...</a></footer>
</aside>


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