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Re: Scripting Question: Content Not Appearing In Screen Reader View Of Page, But Can Tab To It
From: glen walker
Date: Apr 29, 2020 11:33AM
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Agree with Amber. It's often not an obvious thing, such as the link itself
having aria-hidden. It usually happens because a parent element (<div>)
has it set and it propagates down to all the child DOM elements.
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 11:27 AM Amber Holladay <
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> Aria-hidden is the first thing I would look for. It will hide content from
> the screen reader, but still be visible and allow TAB focus. If you have
> already ruled that out, you may need to give more details on the type of
> experience to get specific answers.
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