I'm trying to ensure that a button inside a Shadow DOM gets tab focus before a regular button in the main DOM. one button have tabindex="0", and the other one is 10 but the regular button outside the shadow is…
I have a component with an html structure like this: <div class="wrapper"> <div class="view"></div> <div class="view"></div> <div class="view"></div> <div class="view"></div> </div> The views are next to each other and the wrapper has full screen size and overflow: hidden It's a…
If I have a button: <button> <svg width="1em" class="inline"><use href="#start-icon"></use></svg> Start </button> Will screen readers ignore <svg> (which is a desired behavior) or I should hide it (with aria-hidden, for instance)?
Can the accessibility text of a UIView be changed based on the direction the focus it received. Example: I have a layout as rendered below, Top Label followed by Collection view, followed by Bottom Label. Collection view has 4 cells(for…
I have the following code: <h2> Deadpool <svg width="53" height="64" class="inline" aria-label="and"> <use href="#oleo-ampersand"></use> </svg> Wolverine:<br> A StackOverflow Example </h2> The ampersand is stylized as follows: Now, I want screen readers to narrate it as a regular phrase (i.e.“Deadpool and…
If I have an input with its aria-label set to 1 and an associated label set to 2, what will be calculated as aria label of an element, referencing the input? <input type="radio" id="cpp-search-video-btn" aria-label="1" role="tab"> <label for="cpp-search-video-btn" aria-hidden="true">2</label> <div…
I'm encountering a warning in my Angular application that states: Blocked aria-hidden on an element because its descendant retained focus. The focus must not be hidden from assistive technology users. Avoid using aria-hidden on a focused element or its ancestor.…
I know that system font size is supposed to update font size of the HTML tag, which is 1rem in CSS. So I was expecting that if I do not touch HTML font and just use REM units across my…
from what I have learnt so far, it is ideal for a webpage to have <header>, <main> and <footer> elements as the only children of <body>. Will my webpage still be conformant to HTML5 standard, structurally and semantically good, ranks…
On browsers like Safari and Firefox, the table width isn't shown 100% in Reader View Mode. But if I add <table width="100%">, HTML validators flag it as an obsolete element. Adding styles won't work as Reader View Mode strips CSS.…