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Re: Styling Radio elements to look like Button element?
From: Maraikayar Prem Nawaz
Date: Nov 3, 2014 3:05AM
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Is the keyboard interactions differ for 2 different components which looks
the same, wouldn't it confuse Keyboard only users?
Should the keyboard interaction match the hidden control or the one which
is visually shown. For example, span element shown as a link imitates a
link behavior correct?
On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 12:06 PM, Bryan Garaventa <
<EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:
> Since the checkbox role maps to equivalent control types on the OS, as
> with the radio role, then the keyboard model should match the
> functionality of each accordingly.
>
> So, checkbox controls should have separate tab stops unless otherwise
> disabled, and grouped radio controls should have one tab stop
> and the arrow keys should switch between them or skip one if otherwise
> disabled.
>
> Basically, the keyboard functionality should match the equivalent control
> type observed on the native OS.
>
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