TracAccessibility page is outdated

[Norbert Unterberg <nunterberg@…>]

The TracAccessibility page is somewhat outdated and incorrect:

• On Windows, the keys work with the ALT key, not with the control key as documented.
• They work on Firefox. IE does show the link in the status line but does not go to that page.
• The page TracFaq (Alt+5) is not part of the distribution, so the key and the wiki link are dead.
• The 9 key is not linked in the key list ("About trac" is not a Trac link)
• Alt+0 (TracAccessibility) does not work

[markus]

On IE you have to hit Return once you pressed the accesskey combination.

[Christopher Lenz]

Fixed.

You know that it's a Wiki page, right? ;-)

[Norbert Unterberg <nunterberg@…>]

Yes I know, but it does not help my local tac installation's help page when I edit your Wiki pages, does it?

[anonymous]

Yes it does. The wiki pages on the Trac site are the masters. They are integrated into the distribution just before a release is made. That is what source:trunk/wiki-default/checkwiki.py is used for.

[anonymous]

ie6, ie7, mozilla 2, mozilla 3, opera 9.25, safari 3: accessibility doesn't works at all

[Noah Kantrowitz]

Works fine for me on Safari 3 here. Check that you have access keys enabled, they are off by default. Also this wouldn't be related to problems with the wiki page anyway.