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TheFatRat

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WilcoFiers
WilcoFiers commented Nov 29, 2021

Noticed this in reviewing #3165. In determining if an element is focused, axe-core looks at the disabled attribute. However it doesn't check if that attribute is allowed for the node. So the following link is incorrectly determined as not focusable:

<a href="foo.html" disabled>Hello</a>

This bug exists in lib/commons/dom/focus-disabled.js. The fix is to check `vNode.props.nod

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ActiveB1t
ActiveB1t commented Jul 16, 2020

Summary

Running the WAVE plugin shows not all text has sufficient contrast, and an empty link is present, these are minor issues and potentially false positives, as the site may serve as an example for others it would be great if at least all errors from automated tests are resolved.

Expected result

Running a tool such as the WAVE plugin on Chrome shows no errors.

Actual res

SamKacer
SamKacer commented Mar 5, 2022

Steps to reproduce:

Read the two lines between "start" and "end":

start
    
		
end

(Note: The first line after start has 4 spaces and the next line has 2 tabs)

Actual behavior:

They are read as:

start
blank
*nothing is read*
end

Further, if indentation reporting is on, then they are read as:

start
4 space blank
2 tab blank
end

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