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An accessible name for a HTML element is the piece of information used by Assistive Technologies (AT) to identify the element.
We got a question in axe-core recently asking if form fields inside a data grid required an accessible name. My expectation is that it does. The textfield role requires an accessible name after all. But it looks like APG's data grid example 2 does not set an accessible name on the ...
Safari instead provides "First name" as acc name. Attached an in-progress test: input-empty-acc-name.html.zip What do you think about it? Aside note: If we feel it's an issue, should we add something in Form field has non-empty accessible name assumptions? Giacomo Collaborator Jym77 ...
At a minimum, set an accessible name and role (usually to ARIA img) for such elements so that users who use a screen reader know that these elements are on the screen. If these graphical elements are interactive, the user needs to have a way to navigate them....
public voidsetAccessibleName(Strings) 从类AccessibleContext复制的描述 设置此对象的可访问的本地化名称。更改名称将导致激发 ACCESSIBLE_NAME_PROPERTY 属性的 PropertyChangeEvent。 覆盖: 类AccessibleContext中的setAccessibleName 参数: s- 对象的新本地化名称。
Add in some of my testing, asking around, wading into a WebAIM thread, and what I found is that some HTML elements nested within<label>s are excluded from the accessibility tree. I am probably over-simplifying, but at the very least it is clear accessible name calculation in Chrome 80 is...
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Accessible Name and Description: Computation and Mappings 1.1This W3C mapping document explains how browsers determine name and descriptions of accessible objects from web content languages and expose them in accessibility APIs. For more information, go to Accessible Name and Description: Computation and ...
It seems to me that this rule needs a normalization algorithm, and to run it on both the label and the name, then do a substring check. Something like this: To normalize a label or name: Concatenate all text nodes (Do this only for the label, not the name.) For each HTML element...