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Visible focus and active styles for Windows high contrast mode #16554
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Thanks @tellthemachines ! Looks good from an accessibility perspective! |
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Does what it says on the box.
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* Visible focus/active styles in high contrast mode. * Updated mixin call.
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Description
Removed the negative
outline-offset
s that were making outlines hard to see;Added focus outline for calendar buttons (the ones for navigating from month to month);
Added thin outline for color picker buttons to be visible;
Added thin dotted outlines for active states in toolbar. (Would appreciate design input on this - settled for dotted because a thin solid outline was hard to tell apart from the toolbar outline itself - see attached screenshots.)
How has this been tested?
Tested locally on Windows 10 set to high contrast mode, with Edge, IE and Firefox.
Used keyboard to tab through several blocks as well as the Block and Document sections of the sidebar.
Screenshots
Toolbar on Edge:
Toolbar on Firefox:
Toolbar on IE:
Types of changes
Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
Checklist: