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From: Gupta, Gaurav k
Date: Thu, Jul 30 2020 11:26PM
Subject: Regarding DIR
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Hello Experts,

Do we have any information related to DIR attribute(Direction) in WCAG.

If so then how we should test?


Regards
Gaurav






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From: Mallory
Date: Fri, Jul 31 2020 3:07AM
Subject: Re: Regarding DIR
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I don't recall WCAG saying anything about dir attributes (if it does, it's surely in the language SCs), but whenever I see a rtl page or with rtl text, I check that they are using the attribute rather than relying on CSS. Using CSS alone to convey text direction may violate Meaningful Sequence, depending on what exactly is going on with the page.

With mixed-direction pages, I may look for bidi (<bdi>) tags especially in forms or places where users can input text.

cheers,
_mallory

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> Do we have any information related to DIR attribute(Direction) in WCAG.
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> If so then how we should test?
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> Regards
> Gaurav
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From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Fri, Jul 31 2020 6:52AM
Subject: Re: Regarding DIR
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I believe text direction issues would fall under success criteria 1.3.2.

Jon

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I don't recall WCAG saying anything about dir attributes (if it does, it's surely in the language SCs), but whenever I see a rtl page or with rtl text, I check that they are using the attribute rather than relying on CSS. Using CSS alone to convey text direction may violate Meaningful Sequence, depending on what exactly is going on with the page.

With mixed-direction pages, I may look for bidi (<bdi>) tags especially in forms or places where users can input text.

cheers,
_mallory

On Fri, Jul 31, 2020, at 7:26 AM, Gupta, Gaurav k via WebAIM-Forum wrote:
> Hello Experts,
>
> Do we have any information related to DIR attribute(Direction) in WCAG.
>
> If so then how we should test?
>
>
> Regards
> Gaurav
>
>
>
>
>
>
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