What fresh hell is THIS now? - Patrick Lauke
[cmegown] so i'm dealing with some inaccessible links in an angular app and i'm trying to educate the devs who are working on it. this particular scenario deals with anchor tags that function with a (click)
binding. adding tabindex="0"
is easy enough, but it obviously doesn't allow a link to be activated using the enter
key. the devs are having a hard time understanding why that's necessary/required.
how would y'all address this problem?
(keyup.enter)
binding works...not exactly elegant
ng-click
and ng-keypress
or build a keypress directive once and call it ng-enter
and use it to check for keypress
[karlgroves] Josh: Thanks for reminding me of something I’ve been meaning to fix on Tenon.
FWIW, WCAG Level AA has “Link Purpose (In context)” whereas it is Level AAA that is concerned about Links out of context.
So The table itself provides the context if it is well structured.