Re: Separate adjacent links with more than whitespace

Having a different line for each item should be a clear separation. If 
they are list items or something similar then screen readers that can't 
distinguish them are lacking a little feature in their rendering.

when they are not vertically separated, some other clear separator is 
helpful for sighted people as well as screen reader users.

just my 2 cents worth - a slightly longer explanation is in the last 
4-mail thread discussing this topic (two weeks ago) at 
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-ig/2003JanMar/0182

cheers

Chaals

On Wednesday, Feb 5, 2003, at 02:45 Australia/Melbourne, Steve Vosloo 
wrote:

> When stacking links on top of each other the inclusion of say, square
> brackets, around the linked word makes absolutely no difference to the
> hand to eye issues. So it only helps to prevent the wading feeling. Is
> there a setting in screen readers that makes them pause between a list
> of links?
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