Author: a.d.bergi

Description:
As explained in http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mobile_Projects/Mobile_Gateway#Global_Prefix every element (you don't really mean "selector") which should appear on a mobile homepage needs to have an id beginning with mf or mp, OK. But It also says that it /needs/ a title attribute! For what, to generate the corresponding heading out of it?!
The title attribute is the reason for an annoying tooltip on the element, or is read by screen readers - as specified in http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/global.html#title. But it's redundant to the already existing heading element, which makes it very annoying.

So I'd propose either to change it to an invisible and inhearable metadata attribute, or just give the corresponding heading an identifier to associate them together.
The "summary" attribute would offer a telling name, but a) only belongs to <table> elements and b) is read by audible UAs.
So why not just give the <section> an id "m[obile]s[ection]-xyz" and the corresponding <hN> the id "m[obile]h[eading]-xyz"?

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Severity: major