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Possible confusing language in WAI-ARIA 1.1 Authoring Guide #426
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@macgyver, you are right; it is confusing. I will fix it. The only time focus lands on a radio that is not selected is when you move focus inside of a group where none of the buttons are selected. In this case, space would focus the radio that has focus. It would not effect any other buttons. In all other circumstances, when you tab to a radio group, focus should land on the selected radio button. |
Copied this issue to the new aria-practices repo as w3c/aria-practices/#96. Closing it here. |
per the changes to HTML AAM - w3c/html-aam#420 closes #426 Firefox and Chromium browsers have been confirmed to expose address with a group role. Webkit does not appear to have made this change yet, but someone using macOS with VoiceOver would be none the wiser, since it'll still communicate `<address aria-label=foo>` as a 'group' even though it has not been officially mapped as such. This is marked as an editorial update as the implicit mapping column is a reflection of reality, and the implicit roles are not defined by this specification.
related to #373 i, u, b, small map to generic. Comments referring to the elements being exposed by their platform specific text styles remain in comments. bdi/bdo map to generic. Reference writing-mode properties in comments for ia2/atk `data` and `a no href` map to generic as decided. also: simplifies br element mapping table
I am implementing a radio button group and I was wondering about the instructions here
https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.1/#radiobutton
Specfiically this bit:
Slightly before that, it says that left/right/up/down keys should cycle through the options of a radio group by focusing and selecting them. Can you explain how it is possible to focus a radio option without selecting it, such that the
space
key would then be necessary to select it?I hope this is the right place to raise a question like this, please let me know if you know of a better place, thank you!
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