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[a11y] 9.4.1.3 - Status messages programatically available #5398

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tbsbdr opened this issue Jun 25, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #11096
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[a11y] 9.4.1.3 - Status messages programatically available #5398

tbsbdr opened this issue Jun 25, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #11096
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tbsbdr commented Jun 25, 2021


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All pages / Popups "Apps-Menü" and "Benutzereinstellungen" (probably also other similar Popups affected): After activating the button the whole container of the displayed popup will be read out by screenreaders.
(On user settings it is the 3 links). Better solution would be to let the screenreader read out only „erweitert“ after activating the app-menue. The aria-describedby-Attribute which triggers the output should be removed.
Note: the issue also appears with Firefox. Edge doesn’t read out the content.

Status: partly fulfilled

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Unclear if aria-describedby needs to be removed from every OcDrop instance, needs further clarification.

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kulmann commented Jul 23, 2021

Went through all usages of OcDrop, IMO the aria-describedby in the way we use it can be removed entirely, because the focus order dives down into the respective OcDrop.

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kulmann commented Jun 25, 2024

Thinking about this exactly three years later together with @pascalwengerter - let's remove the the aria-describedby and make sure that all icon-only-buttons which toggle an OcDrop have a proper aria-label and an aria-hidden tooltip.

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