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Re: table of contents - leader dots best practice
From: Karen McCall
Date: Oct 4, 2022 12:12PM
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Yes. They are visually there for people to follow along the line from the topic to the correct page number, but those of us who use screen readers or Text-to-Speech tools don't need to hear them.
Some screen readers will only read the first three dots so you know they are there, while others read all of them which can be annoying. Same with some Text-to-Speech tools.
Making them Artifacts supports visual access and access for those of us using adaptive technology.
Cheers, Karen
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Subject: [WebAIM] table of contents - leader dots best practice
In a TOC, should leader dots be artifacted or not?
All the advice I've found has been contradictory on this.
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Laura Roberts
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