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There, the mapping of ARIA role="region" is conditional on the element having an accessible name. If not, the AAPI role reverts on the native role of the element.
The HTML-AAM unconditionally maps to region, except in the case of UIA. The suggestion in w3c/aria#513 is to map unnamed as if it was a
.
Heads up to @richschwer, since you are reviewing the HTML-AAM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Raising this issue based on comments by myself, @joanmarie, @mcking65, and @matatk from w3c/aria#513.
There, the mapping of ARIA role="region" is conditional on the element having an accessible name. If not, the AAPI role reverts on the native role of the element.
The HTML-AAM unconditionally maps.
to
region
, except in the case of UIA. The suggestion in w3c/aria#513 is to map unnamedas if it was a
Heads up to @richschwer, since you are reviewing the HTML-AAM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: