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Feature links should delegate focus #580
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I think so. We'll try to fix this. |
When you first tab to PEI it will announce "Prince Edward Island", and in step 2 you want it to announce it again? Isn't that a bit redundant. @Malvoz |
@ben-lu-uw I guess that's just the effect focus has, and is not unlike e.g: <!-- links in a table of contents -->
<a href="#cats">Cats</a> <!-- on focus: "Cats" announced -->
<!-- page content -->
<h2 id="cats">Cats</h2> <!-- on focus as a result of following the above link: "Cats" announced --> Also, I'm not exactly sure how feature links work but I guess a feature can be named one thing but link to a feature with another name, in which case it makes even more sense that the feature name is announced as a result of focus. |
Repro steps for https://maps4html.org/experiments/linking/features/:
On step 2:
Expectation: "Prince Edward Island" is announced
Expectation: Prince Edward Island is focused
Can focus be sent to features after activating feature links?
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