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Addition: computed role mappings for html elements #465
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resolves #464 The initial PR adds the computed role cell to all HTML elements. Where possible, the cells have been filled in with 'use aria mappings', 'not mapped' or 'see comments' or '???'. The ??? instances are those where there are host-language roles that need to be determined for elements which are important to accessibility but have no explicit ARIA role to neatly map to.
includes computed role th for the tables revises the class name from 'computed-role' to 'role-computed' which is backwards, but matches how it was added in core aam.
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With or without the <dl>
comment, this is good to go to get the non-controversial column in. Would be nice to file a new issue or two to track what happens to audio/video and the various extra input types once we have consensus on w3c/aria#529
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Co-authored-by: James Craig <cookiecrook@users.noreply.github.com>
@spectranaut @cookiecrook finished removing the placeholder "???" i had for some computed roles, and added in a few notes relating to other issues where the computed roles may change (dl/dt/dd and the aria association list issue, header/footer) |
takes what was in the comment and adds it to computed role cell
resolves #464
The initial PR adds the computed role cell to all HTML elements. Where possible, the cells have been filled in with 'use aria mappings', 'not mapped' or 'see comments' or '???'. The ??? instances are those where there are host-language roles that need to be determined for elements which are important to accessibility but have no explicit ARIA role to neatly map to.
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