no way to activate "Show Example" using keyboard navigation #147
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Hi @michaelficarra -- thanks for pointing this out, this is a regression |
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Prior to this commit, depending on the browser being used, it may
have been quite difficult to see which element was in focus when
navigating the page using the tab key. This has been corrected by
adjusting the `:focus` pseudo-class styles for selectable elements
so that it no longer depends on inconsistent user-agent styles.
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https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17770407/87440188-b38cdc80-c5bf-11ea-86e3-8b1c8652e25b.png
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17770407/87440518-141c1980-c5c0-11ea-964f-70ff56523438.png
Fixes: tc39#147
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fix #147, make element focus more obvious
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I can't figure out how someone navigating only via keyboard (or I'm assuming screen reader) would show or hide the examples. You can't tab to it since it's just a
<div>, and even if you could, it can't be activated with the keyboard. I think this will cause accessibility issues.This may be addressed by replacing the "show example" feature with something else, as in #105.
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