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In Umbraco core many accessibility changes have been many.
One of them is replacing <a> (anchor) elements with <button> elements for buttons unless it is actually a link, but most are not.
It is also ideal to specifify type attribute since browsers may have different default behavior of <button> elements.
Most of the time <button type="button"> can be used.
Furthermore for icons using <i> element, it is also useful to specify aria-hidden="true".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
These have been updated where identified (i.e. as noted in #107) and all purely decorative icons using <i> have had the aria-hidden="true" attribute added. Due in the upcoming releases.
In Umbraco core many accessibility changes have been many.
One of them is replacing
<a>
(anchor) elements with<button>
elements for buttons unless it is actually a link, but most are not.It is also ideal to specifify
type
attribute since browsers may have different default behavior of<button>
elements.Most of the time
<button type="button">
can be used.Furthermore for icons using
<i>
element, it is also useful to specifyaria-hidden="true"
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: